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Tagged carbon tax

The Billionaire Inspired “Climate Karma Tax”: Part II

Brad Zarnett
May 21, 2019
Is CSR Working, Energy, Cities and Climate Change
The current consensus for the carbon tax is that we all need to pay it so that we can begin to change our collective behaviour. This is pure neoliberal nonsense.

Forget the Carbon Tax: The Climate “Karma Tax” Is The Perfect Solution.

Brad Zarnett
May 7, 2019
Is CSR Working, Energy, Cities and Climate Change, political leadership
Politicians are in a tough spot, ideally they would like to try and solve these big problems but at the same time they don’t want to upset their bosses; the billionaires and corporate elites.

The Conservative Carbon Tax: Right Idea, Wrong Tool for Addressing Climate Change

TSSS Contributor
March 14, 2017
Energy, Cities and Climate Change, political leadership
We need to reduce climate risks. But rather than adding taxes, why not take some away instead?

Canada Can Handle a $100/Tonne Carbon Tax

The Energy Mix
February 9, 2017
CSR in Canada, Energy, Cities and Climate Change, political leadership
The chief economist at the Conference Board of Canada says the Canadian economy can handle a carbon tax of up to $100 — even if the US says no.

With the Rise of Trump, Is It Game Over for the Climate Fight?

Bill McKibben
January 25, 2017
Energy, Cities and Climate Change, political leadership
Even if he doesn’t scrap the Paris accord, Trump and his team will do all they can to slow the momentum for action.

What’s carbon leakage and how could it effect global trade?

TSSS Contributor
October 30, 2016
Energy, Cities and Climate Change
With attempts to put an international price on carbon proving politically impossible, Neilson believes it is time for the world’s superpowers to push the process forward by imposing border taxes on carbon.

Why we need a carbon tax — and why it won’t be enough

Bill McKibben
September 30, 2016
Energy, Cities and Climate Change
There is no intellectually respectable reason that carbon should flow unpriced into the atmosphere, any more than there’s a reason you should be allowed to toss your garbage into the middle of the street every night.

Widespread Climate Change Taxes Have Arrived

Mike Schreiner
May 9, 2016
Energy, Cities and Climate Change
This climate thing is starting to cost -- a lot. Nature's response to our pollution is like a tax on everything.
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