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To Carbonate or Not?
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It runs the risk of being a Claytons Pollution Reduction Scheme that looks good on paper but in the fine detail actually fails to reduce emissions while delivering on higher revenue for governments and other players.
Wouldn't our energies/money be better spent in investing in renewable projects over time to reduce our dependency on coal fired power in conjuction with measures to increase sustainability.
Man made pollution has produced many problems in the environment well before the boogey man of climate change raised its ugly head.
Reducing polluting activity is highly desirable, and if at the same time it has a positive impact on cliate change then we have all gained. If man-induced climate change is proven without doubt to have been overstated then we have lost nothing.