>Every person on the planet should have a carbon consumption rating and have exponential taxes applied accordingly.

Anyone know how practical it might be to have a "progressive" carbon tax, similar in nature to a progressive income tax? I can't think of a good way to measure individual carbon-dioxide generation offhand, but that doesn't mean that there isn't. Maybe in a piecemeal fashion? Bringing back carbon based Luxury taxes on airline tickets, with a $100 tax on the first transoceanic flight, $200 for the second, $400 for the third, etc.?

Would piecemeal through household/business energy bills and fuel costs cover the bulk of it? I'd guess transport, home heating/cooling, etc to be a significant portion?

> 2. Automobiles should be banned from cities, roads should be turned into parks maybe with some more with commuter trains.

I hope you don't mind not making it to hospital in a medical emergency.

Where there's the will there's a way.

If you can't bring me to the hospital then bring the hospital to me. We would just need many more doctors and better/bigger electric drones.

Amazon can figure it out - I'm sure of it.