The State of Global Carbon Pricing in 2025 [OC]

Posted by Orennia

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  3. The y-axis is not labelled…is it $ per ton, per tonne, per megaton, other?

  4. What is this graph intend to illustrate? Are countries in upper right more “environmentally aware” than those in the lower left? What does this tell us about the placement of Japan, Korea, or Switzerland?

  5. This is an ineffective chart because it doesn’t communicate the values of what’s graphed.

    Is carbon priced high or low a good thing?
    What does the % axis represent, is good high or low?
    What is the value of GHG being covered by net carbon price?
    WTH are implicit/explicit prices?

    I’m fairly certain folks are going to respond that I should better educate myself on the subject first, and I wouldn’t entirely disagree. However, the primary design/function of presenting valuable data is that it should easily communicate the meaning of what’s presented without pages of explanation. Its meaning should be fairly obvious on its own.

  6. Any idea what China’s price is?

    Genuinely not trying to be funny. I need to know it for this CBAM shit coming in to Europe from 1/1/26

  7. Canada dumped its Carbon Rebate program after electing conservative PM Mark Carney.

    Conservatives had blasted the Carbon Rebate program for helping families that produced fewer emissions than carbon gargling oil company executives.

    So I’m not sure if your data on Canada is correct or not after our carbon pricing is over.

  8. I too am unsure of what the graph is showing

    And where is Australia… I believe we are pretty shit regarding this whole thing

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