gslack
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- Mar 26, 2010
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Cap and trade worked for sulphate emmissions. However, I think that even with cap and trade, the effects of the GHGs will become severe enough that by the time the policy is in position, much more draconian measures will be taken. To not much avail. At least 30 years inertia in the system.
Not the same thing and it was a more local system closed to speculators and outside investing. Sulphate was a much smaller scale than CO2. Also it was a true problem and a harm to the environment. CO2 is everywhere and in nearly every industry on the planet hell man life itself produces CO2.
You are trying an apples to oranges comparison...