INternational carbon offsetting started... uhhh.. uhhh. about a decade ago? haha
How do YOU know the hydro projects would be built anyway? I guess YOU know better than the EB, DOE? A project "being built" as you claim, is no longer CDM eligible (never was).
"Not emitted" is business as usual. If you are going to argue baseline and additionality, maybe you should make a case and back up your assertions.
Gives one pause to think that if the "solutions" the global warming camp are proposing are bunk, maybe the "problem" is likewise not what it seems to be.
Gore pays "carbon credits" into his own invested company, Generation Investment Management. Other shareholders in this firm include AFLAC, Autodesk, GE, Greenhill, Metabolix, Staples, Sysco, UBS, and Whole Foods.
There's no such thing as a "carbon credit". You can't trade it like a commodity because there's no ownership. You can't trade something that's loose in the atmosphere.
So at worst, it is a tax on energy guzzling companies.
BFD
That is like the gas stations raising their gas prices. If you don't like it, drive less.
Likewise, if companies don't like the higher costs of doing business, end the business.
BoruJudasDedrich 2 years ago
Is anyone forced to buy carbon credits?
in Europe? in the US?
Anywhere?
BoruJudasDedrich 2 years ago
@BoruJudasDedrich In europe yes.. throught the european emissions trading scheme
40126876 1 year ago
INternational carbon offsetting started... uhhh.. uhhh. about a decade ago? haha
How do YOU know the hydro projects would be built anyway? I guess YOU know better than the EB, DOE? A project "being built" as you claim, is no longer CDM eligible (never was).
"Not emitted" is business as usual. If you are going to argue baseline and additionality, maybe you should make a case and back up your assertions.
Swindle? This is not a popularity contest.
polcortez 2 years ago
The Law of Irony never fails.
orbital39 2 years ago
Gives one pause to think that if the "solutions" the global warming camp are proposing are bunk, maybe the "problem" is likewise not what it seems to be.
Gore pays "carbon credits" into his own invested company, Generation Investment Management. Other shareholders in this firm include AFLAC, Autodesk, GE, Greenhill, Metabolix, Staples, Sysco, UBS, and Whole Foods.
milesian1 3 years ago 3
There's no such thing as a "carbon credit". You can't trade it like a commodity because there's no ownership. You can't trade something that's loose in the atmosphere.
anonymous915 3 years ago