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Why should you pay more the more you fly, and not just a fixed rate per ton of CO2?
by oh_sigh 7y ago
Why should you pay more the more you fly, and not just a fixed rate per ton of CO2?
- criddell 7y agoI think part of the motivation is to not punish infrequent fliers. I think it's a little like how utilities price water. Water is very inexpensive at first. But if you are filling a pool and watering your lawn a lot, the gallons get more and more expensive.
- 0xffff2 7y agoWhy do you pay more in taxes on the second dollar you earn compared to the first? It's an acknowledgment that flying is a useful activity for many people, but still an incentive to minimize unnecessary flights.