Cap and Trade
Can somebody explain to me how cap and trade realisticaly does anything to save the environment? It seems to me it’s just a tax on businesses the government randomly decides is bad and doesn’t guarantee any rewards to businesses the government deems good.
No rhetoric accepted, I need cold hard facts.
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