Orangeslice13
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Are there or should there be? Current carbon tax policies vary from country to country. I suspect most have exceptions in one form or another
By the way, how much longer before the catastrophe? And what will the catastrophe look like?
Fos? If you say so. I haven't seen a correlation between weed and global warming. But it does make sense. Do you think if everyone in the world quit smoking that the ice sheets would grow back? Or some other useful effect will be enacted? Like maybe slowing down the effect of greenhouse gases on the atmosphere? Not sure what you are even getting at. Other than taking a shot at me personally (join the crowd). But whatever your aim, good luck. Hope it works out for you.
By the way, how much longer before the catastrophe? And what will the catastrophe look like?
Climate change is already happening. Melting glaciers and ice caps, rising sea levels, ocean acidification, rapidly migrating flora and fauna (not to mention EXTINCTION -- we are presently witnessing the most rapid mass extinction in Earth's history), prolonged droughts, superstorms like Sandy, etc. etc.
Drought is already causing lots of stress on global food and water supplies. This contributes to political instability. Google 'Arab Spring Climate Change'
Global warming doesn't happen all at once. Scientists forecast a 3-4.5 C increase by 2100 (global temperature has already gone up 1.5 C since pre-industrial times). For reference, the difference in mean global temperature between the coldest ice age and warmest interglacial is about 10 C.
Carbon Tax
By global I don't mean collected by a global agency. Tax revenue would go to the respective governments to be used as they see fit. Hopefully it would be reinvested
Global warming can cause large areas of the earth to have a catastrophic drop in temperature as well.
Global Warming vs. the Next Ice Age | MIT Technology Review
How might global warming cause a new ice age? - Curiosity
Polar Vortex: Climate Change Could Be the Cause of Record Cold Weather | TIME.com
Climate change is already happening. Melting glaciers and ice caps, rising sea levels, ocean acidification, rapidly migrating flora and fauna (not to mention EXTINCTION -- we are presently witnessing the most rapid mass extinction in Earth's history), prolonged droughts, superstorms like Sandy, etc. etc.
Drought is already causing lots of stress on global food and water supplies. This contributes to political instability. Google 'Arab Spring Climate Change'
Global warming doesn't happen all at once. Scientists forecast a 3-4.5 C increase by 2100 (global temperature has already gone up 1.5 C since pre-industrial times). For reference, the difference in mean global temperature between the coldest ice age and warmest interglacial is about 10 C.
