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Comment 30 for 2030 Target Scoping Plan Discussion Draft (sp2030disc-dec16-ws) - 1st Workshop.
First Name: Roger
Last Name: Iles
Email Address: rogniris@msn.com
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Subject: Fee and Dividend Not Too Late?
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To CARB, Thank you for your fantastic work in California and I am so proud that California is the world leader in controlling pollution and greenhouse gas emissions. I came across your comments on the new scoping plan and request for input. Recently, I have read more and more about the carbon fee and dividend approach to control greenhouse gas emissions especially in light of Exxon Mobil's recognition of man's role in global warming and recommending this solution. And, the fee is returned to households to offset any rising electricity costs from new renewable energy sources. I have tried to understand the intricacies and implementation of the AB32 Cap and Trade but it is just so complex. It appears easy to cheat the system and third party carbon trading seems open to manipulation and corruption. The fee and dividend, taxing carbon at its source, just seems so simple in comparison. It also looks to be easier to be able to work together with other states and countries. Reducing government regulations and encouraging industry to create their own solutions, should make Washington's Republicans more receptive to a carbon tax. Roger Iles
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Date and Time Comment Was Submitted: 2016-12-15 14:41:27
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