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>>8777670
Not him, but there are a lot of luxury usage on carbon emission.

For example, if utilities are more expensive people are more inclined to put solar panel on their roof to reduce the cost, and also not have a lightbulb on/phone/computer charging indefinitely. Another example is that if gas price are sufficiently high people are more inclined to get cars with higher mileage. Finally it's not about people and taxing small business, but taxing industries. Dirty industry will get carbon taxed more, and under cap and trade cleaner industries will be able to trade away their negative offset, creating a capitalist marketplace where all the industries are racing to reduce their tax burden by becoming cleaner and reducing emission.

I see you're in the bargaining stage now. You still have a quite a bit to go