Chucky, How does paying a carbon tax reduce carbon emissions?
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I guess as a farmer I should of left the crop out and not dried it. Or he'll let's not seed a crop so we can save the planet. Oh people would starve! Yea farmers in canada as city people would buy grain and livestock from our competitor the USA china Russia or South America.
Really it's just a tax my ass.
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Some farmers around here are needing the discouragement of a carbon tax. Neighbours have had thousands of HP burning diesel for 2 weeks cutting trees, burying them in a huge excavated hole then burning them - all to get another 20 acres of poor soil into cultivation.
The world needs more of my cows Checking not less, the type of agriculture we are engaged in is the only way the world can reduce C02 emissions to pre-industrial age levels.
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Originally posted by grassfarmer View PostSome farmers around here are needing the discouragement of a carbon tax. Neighbours have had thousands of HP burning diesel for 2 weeks cutting trees, burying them in a huge excavated hole then burning them - all to get another 20 acres of poor soil into cultivation.
The world needs more of my cows Checking not less, the type of agriculture we are engaged in is the only way the world can reduce C02 emissions to pre-industrial age levels.
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Wall will try all the way to Supreme court to block this BS/LIES/TAX.
And IF we fail and the army forces Sk to pay, I f*cking hope it still warms the hell up because we are 8 months winter, and along with Russia should have never gone with the rest of the scared world!
Warm =life/plants/ animals, COLD = DEATH, ICE, NOTHING growing! Which do you choose?
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No,no, no.
The world needs less animal based protein because it is a hog (pun intended) on its greenhouse gas emissions to produce that kg of meat compared to the O2 positives of plant based protein.
Your means of livelihood will never help to return CO2 levels to the pre-industrial age. Some of your environmental friends might even say that you have no right to exist because of your destructive behavior.
It is fairly easy to understand why you see advantages for yourself in a carbon tax because you have the means to pass those taxes onto your customers. (That's one more labeling item on your packages of meat that you should make them aware of.) It has nothing to do with stopping sea level rises.
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Originally posted by grassfarmer View PostSome farmers around here are needing the discouragement of a carbon tax. Neighbours have had thousands of HP burning diesel for 2 weeks cutting trees, burying them in a huge excavated hole then burning them - all to get another 20 acres of poor soil into cultivation.
The world needs more of my cows Checking not less, the type of agriculture we are engaged in is the only way the world can reduce C02 emissions to pre-industrial age levels.
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I would prefer incentives for carbon sequestration vs tax/penalization approach. There is a lot of marginal or wasteland that could have trees planted. Perennial forage is another carbon sink. Rebates for geothermal, solar panels, etc. It seems that Chuckles and Mustard would prefer the heavy hand of government penalties like the Trudeau Libs. Next step will likely be a Gulag to exile SF3 and any other climate change deniers to.
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Originally posted by checking View PostNo,no, no.
The world needs less animal based protein because it is a hog (pun intended) on its greenhouse gas emissions to produce that kg of meat compared to the O2 positives of plant based protein.
Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View PostBe careful what you wish for grassfarmer, returning CO2 to pre-industrial age levels will have significant negative effect on crop/grass yields and drought tolerance. While the debate rages on regarding the possible greenhouse effect and what the net effect might be, whether positive or negative, the fact that plants perform better with elevated CO2 levels is provable and well documented.
[URL="http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn11655-climate-myths-higher-co2-levels-will-boost-plant-growth-and-food-production/"]http://https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn11655-climate-myths-higher-co2-levels-will-boost-plant-growth-and-food-production/[/URL]
Originally posted by Braveheart View PostI would prefer incentives for carbon sequestration vs tax/penalization approach. There is a lot of marginal or wasteland that could have trees planted.
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