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Old Posted May 26, 2019, 4:32 PM
Eau Claire Eau Claire is offline
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Originally Posted by Mikemike View Post
So what you’re saying is that an $80 carbon tax would be just the thing to get carbon capture going.
You don’t want too much of a carbon tax because it would be disruptive in other ways. And you probably wouldn’t want to apply it to exported products, because that would put them at a competitive disadvantage. But a modest and properly applied carbon tax could help to grow a new industry here. Taxes are neither good nor bad, btw. In fact you can’t have a democracy without taxes. The question is, is the right tax? Is it the right tool for the job? Will it so what it’s intended to do?
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