Carbon tax on fertilizer

Go ahead ignore climate science and all the mounting evidence of human caused climate change. Nobody, not one political party in Canada is listening to deniers or taking them seriously. You might as well join the flat earth society.

Thats what were doin
Your wastin your breath
Sheeple will not be bullied , intimidated and called names anymore by the acid rain/global warming/climate change bullshit entitled assholes anymore
The gore/suzuki types heyday is over
The scam has run its course
Onviously you are benifetting from the scam in whatever buisness you are in ?
You might wanna look for another revenue stream
Meanwhile us farmers are realizing there is no way we can pass along all the carbon tax that we will have passed onto us ; trucking , rail freight , fert man and trans , farm mach manufacturing , etc,etc,etc

[burnt]

There appears to be a strong and continued movement away from left-wing extremism of chuckchuck's type, Brazil being the latest to correct its wayward course:

https://nationalpost.com/news/world/brazil-elects-far-right-president-worrying-rights-groups?video_autoplay=true https://nationalpost.com/news/world/brazil-elects-far-right-president-worrying-rights-groups?video_autoplay=true

The political conditions in Brazil appear to mirror what is happening here.

The people will put up with being fed leftist crap and corruption for only so long before they kick it to the curb like an overripe horse bun.

[chuckChuck]

Must be nice to get paid to just TALK, BS, made up ideas, anything to get interviewed, scare the masses, etc... climate has always changed, will continue to change even if not one human was on earth. Laughable.

Go ahead ignore climate science and all the mounting evidence of human caused climate change. Nobody, not one political party in Canada is listening to deniers or taking them seriously. You might as well join the flat earth society.

[fjlip]

Must be nice to get paid to just TALK, BS, made up ideas, anything to get interviewed, scare the masses, etc... climate has always changed, will continue to change even if not one human was on earth. Laughable.

[chuckChuck]

In April the parlimentary budget officer (PB0) says the carbon tax will take about $10 billion off GDP growth or 1/2 a percent of growth by 2022. That's 10 billion out of almost a $2 Trillion dollar economy. That is significant, but the economy continues growing but at a slower rate. Not the end of the world by any measure.

In order to put this in perspective what is the cost of climate change to the economy?

"Real and rising costs are now being felt in two key areas: the economic and financial impact of increasingly severe weather, and the impact on public infrastructure.

Climate change is already having a significant effect on the property and casualty-insurance industry, with immediate business implications for insurers and their clients. More frequent extreme weather events have increased the level of weather-related insurance claims for floods, forest fires and other catastrophic events, globally and locally. For example, the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development reports that annual losses from overland flooding have grown to more than US$40-billion annually in recent years; more flood events occurred in 2010-13 than in the whole decade of the 1980s."

"Governments across Canada are engaged in trying to promote the reduction in GHG emissions at the lowest possible cost. Policy makers and the public can debate the pros and cons of the differing policy choices available; but we must also agree that there are costs to not taking action.

"https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/commentary/article-the-costs-of-climate-change-are-rising/

Glen Hodgson is a senior fellow at the Conference Board of Canada.

[burnt]

A helping hand.

[wd9]

Well , your dead wrong there ... if this cabin tax kicks into full gear we are done in agriculture... period . No way to off set extra cost like every other industry in the world that can simply pass in the cost to someone else .. we will be fuked

Costs will come in line, not as much shiny new paint every year, but it won't be done.

[westernvicki]

https://torontosun.com/opinion/columnists/malcolm-trudeau-carbon-tax-a-plague-on-overtaxed-canadians

[samhill]

It’s just a great way to tax food, the man is brilliant!

[westernvicki]

It seems so obvious, why do so many fail to comprehend the relationship of wealth redistribution is one that require wealth making to redistribute: investor confidence in Canada is declining, and existing business sector is about to be taxed even more, making us less globally competitive. Even more disconcerting is the world is entering the technical revolution where jobs will decline: how well positioned is Canada for the future, given what we see unfolding: more debt, more tax?