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 source: https://ec.europa.eu/clima/policies/ets_en#tab-0-2
 Explained in “What are the concrete effects of carbon pricing on climate?”.
-source: http://www.thesoftprotestdigest.org/index.php?title=%F0%9F%9B%A2%F0%9F%92%B8_The_real_deal_about_Carbon_Pricing</ref> What must be done is to stop extracting fossil fuels to make plastic bottles, which carbon will add to the natural cycle. Even when it pretends to be recycled, plastic is, in fact, “de-cycled” because this fossil material can’t be fully recycled: its quality diminish with time and new plastic must always be added to the cycle, unlike glass or steel.<ref name=wikisource />
+source: [[🛢💸 The real deal about Carbon Pricing]]</ref> What must be done is to stop extracting fossil fuels to make plastic bottles, which carbon will add to the natural cycle. Even when it pretends to be recycled, plastic is, in fact, “de-cycled” because this fossil material can’t be fully recycled: its quality diminish with time and new plastic must always be added to the cycle, unlike glass or steel.<ref name=wikisource />
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