Canada

Yeah, can't we save the planet on the cheap? I mean how clean do your water and air need to be??

Wait til you find out how much climate change is going to cost to live through!

Let's check back in 50-100 years and see what's more expensive.

Can someone remind me again what we avoided by electing Carney instead of Poilievre?

"I shouldn't have to make personal decisions! Corporations should be forced to change so I don't have to."

"NOT LIKE THAT!"

People seem to be misunderstanding Carney's point here, which is that the plan gave someone like Polievre ammo and a damned good chance of burning down Canada.

It really is worth watching the video, or reading the transcript (I couldn't find one as of yet.) But he talks about the original plan which was entirely appropriate for the comparatively rosy pre trump era in which it was devised. These are different and bad times.

The Right, the radically anti climate right, is ascendent kind of across the globe. Had trump not been such a spectacular asshole, there's a good chance Poilievre would be running things. Canada in contrast is one where you could see the Liberals walk this tightrope between the Left and Right. So while the Trudeau era plan is the one I'd prefer personally, I see a Carney plan as actually happening, in the long term (which is what matters) rather than being undone shortly by Poilievre or whomever.

In a market system, a carbon tax is the best way to punish carbon emission. Buuuut it was politically unpopular :(

I think we have a decent industrial carbon tax, right? Which kinda has a similar-ish effect as the consumer carbon tax, though slightly less efficient.

yes, dividing his patrons' profits.