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• Making heavy users of electricity and natural gas pay more
• Charging residents who throw away a lot of trash
A brutal crackdown, indeed.
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That’s a start but there are very many other issues on which we should influence our leaders and decision makers. Triage for one (www.climatechangetriage.net) – a technique to help us decide whether we are throwing our taxpayers’ dollars into a lost cause or a cause that doesn’t need our help. It’s a way of helping us identify on more objective grounds the things that private citizens can do as well as governments – and the interactions and influences between the two.