> Sure, let's have a tariff on goods made in a country, that scales proportionately to the per-capita CO2 emissions in it.
Again the obsession over per capita data, which totally obscure the fact that the US per capita emissions have been in a constant decline over the last 20 years while China's have been growing at an uncontrolled pace.
Which behavior should we incentivize, unrestrained pollution because they "aren't THE worst yet" or hard work curbing emissions?
Again the obsession over per capita data, which totally obscure the fact that the US per capita emissions have been in a constant decline over the last 20 years while China's have been growing at an uncontrolled pace.
Which behavior should we incentivize, unrestrained pollution because they "aren't THE worst yet" or hard work curbing emissions?