Everyone drives is very very far from the truth. In the US as well, but significantly more so globally. And climate change is a global phenomenon. Further, th

Everyone drives is very very far from the truth. In the US as well, but significantly more so globally. And climate change is a global phenomenon. Further, the example given in the article is very accurate. If a city allowed a company to dump their trash in a landfill for free (bonus points if it's toxic trash), would that not be considered a subsidy? In the past we didn't know that there was a cost to allowing carbon dioxide, sourced from fossil fuels, to be emitted into the air. Now we know there is a cost. The subsidy has always existed. We just didn't know it.