The feedback loop is we charge those who produce non-recyclable products for polluting the planet and then they stop doing that over time.
It's really not hard, we don't charge consumers for producing CO2, we charge suppliers who produce CO2 and they either stop doing that, or charge more for their products and consumers choose the suppliers who stop doing that. We can even let suppliers trade amongst each other to see who can stop doing that best.
It's not that weird a thing, it was a conservative policy back in Reagan's day.
It's really not hard, we don't charge consumers for producing CO2, we charge suppliers who produce CO2 and they either stop doing that, or charge more for their products and consumers choose the suppliers who stop doing that. We can even let suppliers trade amongst each other to see who can stop doing that best.
It's not that weird a thing, it was a conservative policy back in Reagan's day.