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Hi my name is Sarah
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and I will be talking about carbon tax for my
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final paper.
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For communication for 33 or environmental communication.
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So
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why
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Because of carbon emissions.
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So the greenhouse effect is a natural process
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that keeps the earth at the temperature.
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That needs to be just the same life
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for us for us to live on earth
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Without the greenhouse effect.
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The earth will be on average as low as -18 C in temperature.
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The greenhouse effect is
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getting stronger and stronger every day as humans through
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activities such as cutting down trees and fossil fuel use
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um will release more greenhouse gasses into the atmosphere.
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This eventually will cause a rising temperature which will
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which we call global warming.
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Here's just like a small little picture that
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how greenhouse greenhouse effect is like you see
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like the industries and the people and everything
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like the earth is like releasing like um
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like
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carbon dioxide and other chemicals in the air
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and with that we create global warming and eventually if we don't take
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care of our earth um This is how it will look like.
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So where um I want to focus on like the United States in general right now.
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But I also I'm just thinking about if I should focus on
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specific states but in 2018 only the only in the United States
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Produced £14.. trillion pounds of greenhouse gasses.
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In 2020.
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The US greenhouse gas emissions counted five billion metric tons
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of carbon dioxide which was released in the air.
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According to the article that EU.
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The United States Environmental Protection Agency sent out was that the
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total greenhouse gas emissions by economic sectors from 29% from transportation,
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25% from electricity generations.
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Um 23% from industries, 10% from agriculture,
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7% from commercial and 6% residential.
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What is being released in the air from
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these economic sectors are 3% flu ordinated Gasses,
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7% nitrous oxide,
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10% methane and 80% corporate dioxide.
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Here's this picture that I found online about
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um
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homeless percentage. Each things are putting in the air and what is the most
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obviously the carbon dioxide.
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Okay so what um those who don't know what carbon taxes are,
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It is a core policy for reducing and eventually eliminating the use
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of fossil fuels whose combustion is destabilizing and destroying our climate.
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The carbon tax is a way to have users of carbon fuels pay for
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the climate damage that they are creating
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by releasing carbon dioxide into our atmosphere.
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Here is a small picture of um
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That has like these 15 states are like have the most of the fossil
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fuels and like how like by population um if they have policies or no policies
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so who the stakeholders and the people that are effective of carbon tax
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taxes is the energy intensive industries and low income households the most.
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But it also affects the government.
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Um It also just affects all of this.
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So like companies that are considered energy giants like electric companies
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and hundreds of other companies that have locations and
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factories all over the world in multiple countries.
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Mhm.
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So my focus on at the moment is to just see
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how the or look at how carbon taxes affect different companies
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and what like if certain companies have different kinds of
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policies um when it comes to the carbon taxes,
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I also want to look at how
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the relationship between the government and these companies
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that are being taxed is because obviously to have some policies the government has,
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the government has to have some kind of say.
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And
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what I'm hoping for is to just with this presentation is for you guys to like just
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have a broad understanding of what I want to focus on doing my final paper
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But I'm open for suggestions of like how I can make my paper stronger or
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better by like focusing on certain topics and
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staying on track for the whole 10-12 pages
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because I want to be able to stay on track and like whoever is reading
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it doesn't get bored or loses track of where what they're actually reading about.
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So that goes through my two questions for the end is um Should I focus on
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the U. S. In general or should I
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do specific states in the US that I can focus on that have
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kind of like see how the carbon taxes is different.
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Um And the second one is do you think that
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focusing on the relationship between the government and the companies that
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are being taxed is the best option for the paper?
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Or should I
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focus on different actors?
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Or like what actors could I focus on for this for this paper? And why?
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Why would that help me more?
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