Every article I look at has one falsehood in the headline, it is not carbon emissions it is C02 emissions. Some headlines just say net zero emissions without being specific another misnomer. Regardless, as a farmer and a carbon based organism that emits C02 when I breath I certainly am concerned and interested in how this will be achieved. From a grain farmer perspective I have many concerns. How high will the C02 tax go and how much will this increase the cost of inputs. Let’s be honest a lot of farm inputs have a fossil fuel component. As a livestock producer I am concerned how many restrictions will be put on my ability to continue to raise cattle. Many questions, few answers.
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Canada isn't the problem....you could go back to when it was just buffalo here and it wouldn't make a difference to the planet...
I wish people promoting this nonsense would use the organ between their ears...
BTW ...if Trudeau was serious about the virus...he could have taken the 400billion he has spent and buried every phucking Canadian ....problem solved....stupid right????...so is this environmental cult nonsense.Last edited by bucket; Nov 20, 2020, 08:41.
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Originally posted by Hamloc View PostEvery article I look at has one falsehood in the headline, it is not carbon emissions it is C02 emissions. Some headlines just say net zero emissions without being specific another misnomer. Regardless, as a farmer and a carbon based organism that emits C02 when I breath I certainly am concerned and interested in how this will be achieved. From a grain farmer perspective I have many concerns. How high will the C02 tax go and how much will this increase the cost of inputs. Let’s be honest a lot of farm inputs have a fossil fuel component. As a livestock producer I am concerned how many restrictions will be put on my ability to continue to raise cattle. Many questions, few answers.
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Originally posted by Hamloc View PostEvery article I look at has one falsehood in the headline, it is not carbon emissions it is C02 emissions. Some headlines just say net zero emissions without being specific another misnomer. Regardless, as a farmer and a carbon based organism that emits C02 when I breath I certainly am concerned and interested in how this will be achieved. From a grain farmer perspective I have many concerns. How high will the C02 tax go and how much will this increase the cost of inputs. Let’s be honest a lot of farm inputs have a fossil fuel component. As a livestock producer I am concerned how many restrictions will be put on my ability to continue to raise cattle. Many questions, few answers.
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Have you noticed how much the carbon tax we have now drives up the cost of everything You might think it’s just inflation but all suppliers have add it to the bill and it multiplies by the time we pay the final bill Noticed a lot on parts this year Something that always stays up and never comes down
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I was thinking while I was filling up the truck, supposedly the taxes on the price of fuel are supposed to be a road tax. So when they switch everyone over to electric (?) they will have to replace those fuel purchase taxes with something else. Battery tax and tires perhaps.
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$$$$$$$$2,201,854,586
Provincial sales tax 2019Last edited by the big wheel; Nov 20, 2020, 11:09.
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