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		By: Richard Bailey		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Some say the amount of carbon dioxide in the air is too small to matter, but if you think that is true; consider the ebola virus. Remember also that every sunbeam that hits the earth&#039;s surface passes through this gas; everywhere, continuously.  World wide, it adds up. 

Our problem is that carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere are rising by 2.5 parts per million every year, and the rate is increasing. Projecting that out to 2050, or beyond, would place us in an untenable position.  

The best way to lower carbon levels is by using economic, market forces to increase the cost of carbon emissions, while lowering those of renewable energy.  A gradually rising carbon fee, with a 100% dividend to all citizens is the best way to accomplish this, and the most likely to gain bi-partisan support.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Some say the amount of carbon dioxide in the air is too small to matter, but if you think that is true; consider the ebola virus. Remember also that every sunbeam that hits the earth&#8217;s surface passes through this gas; everywhere, continuously.  World wide, it adds up. </p>
<p>Our problem is that carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere are rising by 2.5 parts per million every year, and the rate is increasing. Projecting that out to 2050, or beyond, would place us in an untenable position.  </p>
<p>The best way to lower carbon levels is by using economic, market forces to increase the cost of carbon emissions, while lowering those of renewable energy.  A gradually rising carbon fee, with a 100% dividend to all citizens is the best way to accomplish this, and the most likely to gain bi-partisan support.</p>
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