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Exactly, Trading of rights to create emissions is not hiting the problem right. It is allowing nations who have the buck to go on polluting as long as they can pay off for it. It is an short-sighted solution to a problem of such long-lasting impact.
Exactly, Trading of rights to create emissions is not hiting the problem right. It is allowing nations who have the buck to go on polluting as long as they can pay off for it.
It is an short-sighted solution to a problem of such long-lasting impact.