The Carbon Price Tag from Rustle the Leaf

Filed in archive Current News by Reden Rodriguez on March 30, 2007

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I love cartoons. This one is a strip I like very much. If you have time, visit Rustle the Leaf.com and laugh out loud at some tongue-in-cheek environmental humor.

This week's editorial on Rustle the Leaf is about Mr. Al Gore's global warming testimony on Capitol Hill and how no politician in his right mind would support a taxation system that veers away from taxing employment and instead suggests taxing the production of carbon emissions. If you have heard of something more complex than that, please let me know!

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Response from: adipex (05/29/07 6:11pm)

Two and a half centuries ago, our ancestors chose to throw overpriced commodities into Boston Harbor rather than give overseas 'fat cats' another boatload of their money. Us? We won't even freakin' carpool. Or stop wanting to be like the people who drive Excursions, Suburbans and Hummers.

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