S.W.A.T.
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We pay a premium carbon tax that is supposed to be used to help become more green. My question is that if the government allows forest fires to get out of control and release carbon into the air do we get reimbursed?
Carbon tax question
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freeflorider
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Dont accuse the government of loosing control of fires. If a reimbursement was in order I’m sure as of may through oct they will force us to not leave our homes and say it’s for our safety.
HA! government give us money back.
snopro
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That money was spent before it was collected.
skegpro
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They are only concerned with man made carbon pollution.
The natural occurence of CO2 doesn't concern them.
RXN
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The carbon tax must be working. The temperatures are cooler this year. Must have solved global warming
snopro
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Yep totally missed fall and went straight to winter.
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S.W.A.T.
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Sorry, never really bothered to get control. Fyi many are still burning in places.
papajake
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and quit saying MAN made fires there is only a few of us left in this person country all the lgbqrzz are taking over
Bnorth
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Government can't even pay licensees for their burnt plantations from 2017 never mind a cheque to the average joe.
Teth-Air
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Just came through Kootenay pass last night and the summer fire is still smoldering and belching smoke. It would be easy to put out now and reduce the emissions but obviously it is not a concern for anyone. I heard a forest fires put out like 30 years of pollution equivalent to all combustion engines combined.
Stg2Suby
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That's an alternative fact and irrelevant. As stated above its only man-made emissions that need reduction through taxation.
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