I think you have this all wrong. Those prices going up is necessary and good. It creates a huge market pressure against all activities (including stuff like fo

I think you have this all wrong. Those prices going up is necessary and good. It creates a huge market pressure against all activities (including stuff like food sources) that produce a lot of carbon. If it damages our atmosphere to create a steel, then that factor NEEDS to be accounted for and COMPENSATED for at steel creation. Fortunately, in addition to driving down the appeal of high-pollution foods/materials, it'll also stimulate the market for green solutions by pumping huge financial incentives in. Does this mean life is harder for the poor? Yes. That's why proposal like this or green-new-deal often have a plan for that too.