
The goal is to reduce harmful CO2 emissions by 1.8 million tonnes per year between 2008 and 2012. I really don't think this will have too much affect on the reduction unless certain barriers are put in place to force people to stop using these gases.
And I certainly think the US is the one who needs to implement this procedure first. Taxing people more might have an effect if it is a bigger burden to buy gas, just as in the Provence of BC where taxes on cigarettes are up to $4 per pack. If people are offered an alternative option, reductions might occur. But I still think the alternatives are not out there to have a great enough impact just yet.
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