Pollution hurts your health. It hurts the natural balance of the planet and life it contains.
Unfortunately, if you take steps to reduce your consumption and pollution, you don’t easily benefit. That’s why we published “Incentives and the Environment”
Lower Income Tax, Price Pollution, Fund Liabilities
An Emissions Tax would place a tax on pollution – greenhouse gasses and toxic emissions such as CO₂, Carbon Monoxide, Sulfur and particulates that are devastating to our environment and harmful to human health. Climate Change is caused by greenhouse gas emissions; primarily carbon and methane emissions from energy such as electricity and transportation or from livestock.
An “Emissions Tax” as we propose would create incentive to reduce or capture pollution emissions by pricing them according to environmental impact.
Read the full Emissions Tax Plan see how it will reduce pollution globally.
Here is the total worldwide carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels by country and percentage of global emissions contributing to global warming and climate change.
China28%
United States15%
India6%
Rusia5%
Japan4%
Top 5 Countries58%
Rest of the World42%
5
Billion Tons of CO2
The United States released 5.27 Billion Tons of carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels for transportation and energy.
175
Countries
signed the Paris Accord to lower carbon emissions in 2016.
3
percent increase, roughly
in greenhouse gas levels worldwide since signing.
source: World Meteorological Organization
EmissionsTax Environmental Memes
Anthing it takes to get the point across and inspire discussion on environment and economics.
Corona Virus – Pollution Caused by Vaccines and Healthcare
Reduce Pollution or Hurt Everyone’s Health — You can’t have both. Humans don’t live forever. People get sick, people starve without enough nourishment,
Environmental Policy Debate Challenge in New Hampshire – 2020 Presidential Candidates
Dear 2020 Presidential Candidate, You are formally invited to discuss and debate Environmental and Economic Policy – EmissionsTax, in Manchester, New Hampshire before
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