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Because you're paying humans' wages to operate the system, and there isn't a carbon tax.
by mcdonje 11mo ago
Because you're paying humans' wages to operate the system, and there isn't a carbon tax.
- sltkr 11mo agoExcise taxes on fuel already exceed carbon taxes. At the IMF suggested rate of €65 per tonne of CO2, a liter of fuel that produces 2.3 kg CO2 would cost €0.15 per liter, while European excise taxes on fuel average around €0.55.
- mcdonje 11mo agoVery strange comment. You're over-generalizing a comparison of one proposed carbon tax to one excise tax.