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Letter: Carbon Cashback program can thwart climate change
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When you think about fixing climate change what images come to mind? Do you think that your job will be eliminated?
Or do you think about Biden’s promise that old jobs will be replaced by new opportunities?
I can’t tell you what to think, but I can suggest that new visions will be had by people who are willing to risk. People don’t want taxes, but recognize that we need to do something radical to thwart climate change.
Carbon Cashback is a daring program that follows basic laws of economics. That is, if the price of a product goes up, people will use less of it (think cigarettes). Carbon is in gas, oil, natural gas and coal. Thus, if a price is placed on carbon, which together with oxygen is warming our planet, then everyone from single people on welfare to Bill Gates will use less of it.
Sustainability: Buy one, get one tree Print
7th May 2021
Concern for the environment among UK consumers has been building steadily in recent years, particularly after the release of David Attenborough’s
Blue Planet II TV series in 2017.
A recent study from business consultant Accenture found that concern had only been heightened by the Covid-19 pandemic, resulting in an increase in what it called “conscious consumption” – greater consideration by shoppers of the environmental and societal impacts of what they put in their baskets.
Nearly three-quarters (72%) of consumers are focusing on limiting food waste, for example, while two-thirds (66%) say they are making more sustainable choices when shopping. Jill Standish, head of Accenture’s global retail industry group, says: “People’s values are increasingly becoming infused in their shopping habits as consumers think more about balancing what they buy with global issues of sustainability. This calls for retailers t
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