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This is an interesting recent bubble chart for how Carbon is priced. There appears to be no relation or logic to anything in any of the Carbon Pricing. In fact it almost looks more like they are trying to either cripple governments or create a potential civil upheaval or both or perhaps just balance their books. One day someone will write a book about this massive Scam. I hope I live long enough to be able to read about it.
The disparity in pricing is profound.
Let's look at some of the taxes being paid by countries and cities. This is revenue raised in 2018 alone. This is a vast money making tax on fresh air and why wouldn't countries like to push the propaganda of Global Warming to get this sort of cash into their coffers? It’s done either through a tax on each metric ton of carbon dioxide emitted (purple circles) or by creating a market to trade permits to pollute (Clear circles). So it appears there is a synthetic ability to trade fresh air on market. The thought that always goes through my mind is....follow the money. Who has the most to gain?
UK - 1.4B
France - 9.6B
South Korea - 11B
California - 5.4B (Can see no other state in the US paying a CO2 tax on the chart)
EU, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein - 31.8B
Finland - 1.6B
Switzerland - 1.2B
Sweden - 2.8B
https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2018-carbon-pricing/
The disparity in pricing is profound.
Let's look at some of the taxes being paid by countries and cities. This is revenue raised in 2018 alone. This is a vast money making tax on fresh air and why wouldn't countries like to push the propaganda of Global Warming to get this sort of cash into their coffers? It’s done either through a tax on each metric ton of carbon dioxide emitted (purple circles) or by creating a market to trade permits to pollute (Clear circles). So it appears there is a synthetic ability to trade fresh air on market. The thought that always goes through my mind is....follow the money. Who has the most to gain?
UK - 1.4B
France - 9.6B
South Korea - 11B
California - 5.4B (Can see no other state in the US paying a CO2 tax on the chart)
EU, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein - 31.8B
Finland - 1.6B
Switzerland - 1.2B
Sweden - 2.8B
https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2018-carbon-pricing/