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  @ChaseOliverLibertarian from South Carolina answered…4hrs4H

The best way for government to combat climate change would be to lower taxes and end artificial barriers to entry that p…

  @ChaseOliverLibertarian from South Carolina answered…4hrs4H

The best way for government to combat climate change would be to lower taxes and end artificial barriers to entry that p…

  @ChaseOliverLibertarian from South Carolina answered…4hrs4H

The best way to combat climate change is by reducing taxes and artificial barriers to entry so that incentives for innov…

  @ChaseOliverLibertarian from South Carolina answered…4hrs4H

The best way to combat climate change is by reducing taxes and artificial barriers to entry so that incentives for innov…

 @9N5XMF7 from Texas answered…5hrs5H

No, carbon capture is too expensive and impractical. The government should tax carbon emissions instead

 @9N5XMF7 from Texas answered…5hrs5H

Yes, carbon emissions should be taxes and there should be incentives for non-carbon emission producing energy production

 @9N5WBYD from Oregon answered…6hrs6H

No, carbon capture is a relatively ineffectual technology. We should support hydroelectric and nuclear energy instead

 @9N5VFFN from Georgia answered…7hrs7H

No. Free markets will allow for technological advancement that improves the environment without sacrificing quality of…

 @9N5VB6Y from Virginia answered…7hrs7H

No, that money should be devoted to making US infrastructure capable of supporting electric vehicles

 @9N5QBQ7 from Oklahoma answered…10hrs10H

No because they're simply doing it wrong. Current carbon regulations hurt more than help since they incentivize manufact…

  @ChaseOliverLibertarian from South Carolina answered…12hrs12H

The government pays farmers to not grow crops in areas they deem environmentally sensitive, compensating them for what t…

  @ChaseOliverLibertarian from South Carolina answered…12hrs12H

Government should lower taxes and eliminate artificial barriers to entry for all firms large and small, allowing market…

 @9N552QS from Connecticut answered…15hrs15H

Restore a thriftwise culture of reusing durable items instead of recycling or simply disposing of them; allow disposable…

 @9N552QS from Connecticut answered…15hrs15H

Reduce the regulatory loopholes which allow the most egregious polluters free reign at everyone else's expense while inf…

 @9N4W94L from Oregon answered…17hrs17H

No, prevention is no longer an option. The government should increase environmental regulations to promote climate resil…

 @9N4TZGC from North Carolina answered…17hrs17H

Yes and No because all that plastic goes into the ocean or ends up on the ground somewhere but I like using plastic stuf…

 @9N4GC5C from Indiana answered…20hrs20H

Yes, but there should be incentives to recycle and there should be a tax incentive to make biodegradable products as fin…

 @9N48RQK from Ohio answered…21hrs21H

I just feel like people should recycle if needed or the government could burn it and then clean the waste air and use th…