Etat actuel des règlementions fiscales en matière écologique Le Cawa d'AdmiNet

Pour ceux qui ont le temps, voici quelques informations intéressantes pour comprendre l’état actuel des règlementations fiscales en matière écologiques

Vous avez tous entendu parlé de la taxe carbone et, en soi, cela parait un concept vertueux : "pollueur payeur"

En effet, le passage d’un capitalisme industriel vers un capitalisme naturel ne peut se faire sans des investissements matériels, en R&D etc... Des incitatifs fiscaux doivent accompagner cette transition afin d’assurer ou conserver la compétitivité des entreprises socialement responsables, non pollueuses, vertueuses...

Cela dit, en y regardant de près... on est loin du compte et le système semble n’avoir pas encore été dessiné pour produire des effets vertueux !

Ci-joint quelques vidéos explicatives du système actuel :

http://climatjustice.org/videos-6-h...

certains parlent même de foyer de la prochaine bulle financière spéculative

Et documentent le sujet :

http://www.actforclimatejustice.org...

juste quelques ex :

*few samples :* *350 Reasons Why Carbon Trading Does Not Work*

/Here are just a few :/

Carbon Trading prevents the worldâs largest historical debt from being paid. The world’s major polluting corporations owe this debt to poor, frontline communities around the world â communities that contribute the least to, and suffer the lionâs share of the impacts of climate change.

Carbon Trading creates fraudulent derivative markets that reward the biggest industrial polluters and their financiers with windfall profits, while stealing natural resources such as clean air, clean water, clean soil and clean food from the global commons.

Carbon Trading allows corporations to finance or create carbon dumps in the Developing World while continuing to emit toxic climate pollution in the backyards of working poor, Indigenous and people of color communities in Developed Countries.

Carbon Trading impedes democratic governance by allowing corporate polluters, market managers, and commodity traders to determine whether and where to reduce greenhouse gases and toxic co-pollutants without allowing frontline communities to participate in those decisions.

Carbon Trading perpetuates subsidies and support for major industrial polluters such as big oil and energy companies, and creates new financing for bogus corporate solutions such as clean coal, safe nuclear, bio-fuels and waste incineration â adding more polluting smokestacks in the backyards of already-burdened communities

Carbon Trading keeps much-needed resources from being invested in real solutions and just transition strategies in renewable energy, energy efficiency, energy conservation, waste reduction, economic localization, closed-loop production, healthcare, public education and affordable housing.

With so much at stake we cannot afford to leave one of the greatest problems humans have ever faced to the market. Carbon trading is a dangerous distraction from real solutions that promote a rapid and just transition away from fossil fuels and to a sustainable future. As they say, the proof is in the pudding. We’ve gathered 350 reasons that carbon trading wonât work. Here are just a few of them :

Bon à savoir car il faut le faire évoluer... ! encore et toujours du domaine de la politique mais en soutenant citoyennement la demande on peut faire avancer plus vite les choses ! Un citoyen averti en vaut 10000 !

Pour les plus passionnés par le sujet :

For further reading :

Environmental Justice Matters

http://www.ejmatters.org

The Corner House

http://thecornerhouse.org.uk/subjec...

Sustainable Energy and Economy Network

http://www.seen.org

The Network for Climate Action

http://www.networkforclimateaction....

Corporate Europe Observatory

http://www.corporateeurope.org/clim...