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Tories use bad math to fight carbon tax

At $50 per tonne of carbon emissions after five years, the Liberal tax isn’t designed to wipe out human life on Earth. It’s designed to be trivial in most daily activity.

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BY PAUL WELLS
October 12, 2016

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Tories use bad math to fight carbon tax

At $50 per tonne of carbon emissions after five years, the Liberal tax isn’t designed to wipe out human life on Earth. It’s designed to be trivial in most daily activity.

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