If I could build a CO2 scrubbing machine that runs on solar energy, do you agree that I should be eligable for a carbon tax credit?
Carbon credits for CO2 scrubbers
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Sure, $100/quarterly and the $50,000 that it costs you set up a business that is qualified to run something like that. Use the extra CO2 in greenhouses and check the O2 on the air exiting and if it increased you bet a check.
An underwater grow op would be easy to set up that uses that principle. Engines from big trucks and similar are CO2 rich in their exhaust rather than being coal based. That being said it would need to be computer controlled to keep the emissions where they are supposed to be.
Plants at home might even qualify as would solar powered ozone machines as that breaks down into 02 within 1 hour of being created.
An underwater grow op would be easy to set up that uses that principle. Engines from big trucks and similar are CO2 rich in their exhaust rather than being coal based. That being said it would need to be computer controlled to keep the emissions where they are supposed to be.
Plants at home might even qualify as would solar powered ozone machines as that breaks down into 02 within 1 hour of being created.
Have you made a donation to the Liberal Party of Canada? That answer will likely be the same as the answer to your question.
And even though your idea would be great for the environment, you have to realize that that doesn't matter in the world of carbon revenues.
I was thinking of a machine called a tree. It scrubs CO2 from the air and it is driven by solar power. Surely, the Liberal government would want to give me credit for that.
Pro tip: DOn't put it near the garden since the plants need CO2 to survive. AND wait for it............ plants are solar powered CO2 scrubbers.