Comments on: New Coalition Formed to Combat Cap-and-Trade Schemes http://www.NoCapAndTrade.com/2009/10/coalition-of-groups-forms-to-combat-cap-and-trade-schemes/ Facts, not fiction on climate change Wed, 14 Sep 2011 19:27:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Dan McGrath http://www.NoCapAndTrade.com/2009/10/coalition-of-groups-forms-to-combat-cap-and-trade-schemes/comment-page-1/#comment-156 Dan McGrath Mon, 09 Nov 2009 17:08:12 +0000 http://www.NoCapAndTrade.com/?p=175#comment-156 Foreign car companies are not involved in advocating domestic cap and trade as far as I know. Anyway, I wouldn't have bought GM or Chrysler because of the bailouts. At least Ford stood on it's own two feet. It's unfortunate that they chose to go down the cap and trade path. Foreign car companies are not involved in advocating domestic cap and trade as far as I know. Anyway, I wouldn’t have bought GM or Chrysler because of the bailouts. At least Ford stood on it’s own two feet. It’s unfortunate that they chose to go down the cap and trade path.

]]> By: Greg http://www.NoCapAndTrade.com/2009/10/coalition-of-groups-forms-to-combat-cap-and-trade-schemes/comment-page-1/#comment-141 Greg Sat, 07 Nov 2009 02:38:27 +0000 http://www.NoCapAndTrade.com/?p=175#comment-141 I don't believe that human activity is a significant cause of climate fluctuation. There is far too much historic evidense that proves otherwise. That said, your boycot lost me when I saw Ford, Chrysler and GM on the list, but not Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Volkswagon, etc. You can't convince me that these non-American companies aren't for this because their home countries allready support all this crap. By separating the three U.S. automakers you are just putting one more dagger in the heart of these companies that create jobs for countless Americans and have paid a ton of taxes over the years. I don’t believe that human activity is a significant cause of climate fluctuation. There is far too much historic evidense that proves otherwise. That said, your boycot lost me when I saw Ford, Chrysler and GM on the list, but not Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Volkswagon, etc. You can’t convince me that these non-American companies aren’t for this because their home countries allready support all this crap. By separating the three U.S. automakers you are just putting one more dagger in the heart of these companies that create jobs for countless Americans and have paid a ton of taxes over the years.

]]> By: peter in dublin http://www.NoCapAndTrade.com/2009/10/coalition-of-groups-forms-to-combat-cap-and-trade-schemes/comment-page-1/#comment-73 peter in dublin Mon, 02 Nov 2009 13:09:34 +0000 http://www.NoCapAndTrade.com/?p=175#comment-73 Good to see such a coalition... Cap and Trade is wrong for everyone, whether or not one believes that action is needed to specifically reduce CO2 emissions http://www.ceolas.net/#cce5x Emission Trading (Cap and Trade) Basic Idea -- Offsets -- Tree Planting -- International Trade: Manufacture Shift -- Fair Trade -- Surreal Market -- Allowances: Auctions + Hand-Outs -- Allowance Trading -- Companies: Business Stability + Cost -- In Conclusion As it happens, if there is to be an emission policy, Electricity and Transport sectors alone (80% of emissions) are sufficient to meet emission reduction targets, with measures advantageous in themselves (including energy renewability, and that emissions contain much else, whatever about CO2), long term funded for reduced consumer price impact, without efficiency regulations, industrial carbon taxes or cap and trade schemes http://www.ceolas.net/#cc1x . Good to see such a coalition…
Cap and Trade is wrong for everyone,
whether or not one believes that action is needed to specifically
reduce CO2 emissions
http://www.ceolas.net/#cce5x
Emission Trading (Cap and Trade)
Basic Idea — Offsets — Tree Planting –
International Trade: Manufacture Shift — Fair Trade — Surreal Market
– Allowances: Auctions + Hand-Outs — Allowance Trading –
Companies: Business Stability + Cost — In Conclusion

As it happens,
if there is to be an emission policy,
Electricity and Transport sectors alone (80% of emissions) are
sufficient to meet emission reduction targets,
with measures advantageous in themselves (including energy
renewability, and that emissions contain much else, whatever about
CO2),
long term funded for reduced consumer price impact,
without efficiency regulations, industrial carbon taxes or cap and trade schemes
http://www.ceolas.net/#cc1x
.

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