Posted AT 3:27 AM EDT on 30/01/07
Climate polls and bags of salt
Now come the hard questions about climate change. What's the best way to curb our use of fossil fuels, promote vehicle efficiency and encourage fuel substitution? How do we get people to retrofit their homes, unplug the beer fridge, take public transit, drive smaller cars, and use them less?
Here's an idea -- one that requires no messy regulations, no complicated emissions targets, no costly compliance monitoring and no public education to make sure people behave responsibly.
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