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I'll try to explain.
Will the Carbon Tax directly fix global warming? Of course not! Nobody said it would, so you are creating a straw man argument.
However, will the carbon tax push us towards an economy better able to compete in the low fossil fuel usage environment that will inevitably emerge? All the evidence is that the answer is yes, absolutely.
Will Australia's action, adding to the growing number of countries/states taking action, (California, China, Sth Korea, Germany, France, Scandinavian countries, UK, - some 35 so far), help push the recalcitrants like the US federal government to final get off their collective duffs and take action?
Yes, it will. There's already evidence of that in the way the Australian action is being reported.
So, will the introduction of a carbon tax move us all a little bit closer to a world no longer under threat from AGW? Yes, it will.
And that's the first of three reasons why I support the Carbon Tax.
The other two are:
1. The evidence is clear that urgent, drastic action is needed; and
2. Politics is the art of the possible, so while the Carbon Tax wasn't a perfect solution, in the face of people like your good self, UOG, it was at least doable, and moved us a step closer to the goal of saving the world - for your grandchildren as well as mine.
UOG, it's still not too late for you to put your not inconsiderable powers of persuasion to work on the side of good.
I urge you to do so.
Anthony
http://www.observationpoint.com.au