>Eating less meat or a carbon tax (i.e taxing the working poor) is not a solution.
The poor emit disproportionately little CO2. A carbon tax mostly taxes industry.
The poor emit disproportionately little CO2. A carbon tax mostly taxes industry.
And the poor never purchase anything that was made by using industry, so they certainly wouldn't have the costs passed on to them or anything.
Oh, and they instituted population control decades ago.
Nowadays, a poor country is probably somewhere in Africa or Southeast Asia. Not much of the world is "starving children everywhere" poor anymore.