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Some_Kind_Of_Hero
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Hey everyone This doesn’t really fit under politics but there is no enviro thread.
I was wondering if anyone knew much about carbon trading. In the past I have always thought it was a good idea and I thought this was the view of most environmentally concerned people. However I was listening to triple J and they were talking about how essentially Carbon trading is allowing some people to pollute more as long as other people pollute less.
I have started to think that perhaps carbon trading is not such a good idea since all it does is encourage some companies to pollute more and pay a bit of cash to some green groups.
What do other people think? Is carbon trading a good idea or should government mandate strict emission laws that all companies must be below?
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Its something atleast, but i dont really see how it will dramatically reduce greenhouse pollutants rapidly enough. It seems more like big buisness have figured out a way to make a market out of nothing. It also seems like another way for corporations to srew the little guy because they have the funds to buy up carbon credits. The reality is that we can't keep polluting the atmosphere so it is vital that we focus more on alternative energy. We dont want to trade carbon, we need to stop polluting with it. To my knowledge carbon trading wont affect the transport industry, which in total creates more pollutants than heavy industry. But like i said, its a start, and a dramatic improvement on what is currently a free-for-all
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I am also undecided about carbon trading. I belive that if it is a trading free for all then it is a bad system. I think the government should mandate a maximum emmission level and then decrease it over time. I suppose they will do this by buying carbon credits.
I really havn't looked at it closely so I really don't know
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