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Sep 5 2016 03:41pm

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Sep 5 2016 03:42pm

1. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax for waste clean up in the ocean over the next 10 years in order to protect the wildlife in the sea?
around 1 percent of how much i make every month, which currently would be $70 a month

2. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax in order to protect endangered species around the world over the next 5 years?
Depending on how. I would not contribute if it was zoo style since i dont believe in zoos. If it was geneitic or sanctuary, probably also 1 percent of my salary per month, or currently 70

3. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax over the next 20 years for forest clean up and recovery?
I would not pay for clean up, or recovery, since I do not believe the US (where I live) has a significant forestry problem, and I sure heck dont trust other countries with my tax dollars for recovery. If I had to, I would pitch in $5 a month

4. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax to have water transported into Lake mead over the next 30 years to replenish the lake and prevent it from drying up?
$0, Transporting water is pointless. fighting natural water cycles and human water overusage with water tranporting makes 0 sense

5. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax in order to convert all of the U.S to solar energy over the next 50 years to cut down air pollution by the burning of coal?
$0, solar energy is still too inefficient. would rather go to nuclear

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Sep 5 2016 03:43pm

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Hello jsp, I need answers to these questions in $$ amounts very simple questions from a homework assignment from my ENV 101 class. Thanks in advance :wub:

1. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax for waste clean up in the ocean over the next 10 years in order to protect the wildlife in the sea?
around 1 percent of how much i make every month, which currently would be $70 a month

2. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax in order to protect endangered species around the world over the next 5 years?
Depending on how. I would not contribute if it was zoo style since i dont believe in zoos. If it was geneitic or sanctuary, probably also 1 percent of my salary per month, or currently 70

3. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax over the next 20 years for forest clean up and recovery?
I would not pay for clean up, or recovery, since I do not believe the US (where I live) has a significant forestry problem, and I sure heck dont trust other countries with my tax dollars for recovery. If I had to, I would pitch in $5 a month

4. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax to have water transported into Lake mead over the next 30 years to replenish the lake and prevent it from drying up?
$0, Transporting water is pointless. fighting natural water cycles and human water overusage with water tranporting makes 0 sense

5. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax in order to convert all of the U.S to solar energy over the next 50 years to cut down air pollution by the burning of coal?
$0, solar energy is still too inefficient. would rather go to nuclear

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Sep 5 2016 04:06pm

1. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax for waste clean up in the ocean over the next 10 years in order to protect the wildlife in the sea?
2$

2. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax in order to protect endangered species around the world over the next 5 years?
1$

3. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax over the next 20 years for forest clean up and recovery?
2$

4. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax to have water transported into Lake mead over the next 30 years to replenish the lake and prevent it from drying up?
1$

5. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax in order to convert all of the U.S to solar energy over the next 50 years to cut down air pollution by the burning of coal?
4$

compared to the ammount of ppl, this should be a fair tax maybe

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Sep 5 2016 04:07pm

1. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax for waste clean up in the ocean over the next 10 years in order to protect the wildlife in the sea?
1% every month (10dollar)

2. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax in order to protect endangered species around the world over the next 5 years?
1% (10dollar)

3. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax over the next 20 years for forest clean up and recovery?
1% (10dollar)

4. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax to have water transported into Lake mead over the next 30 years to replenish the lake and prevent it from drying up?
0% (0dollar)

5. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax in order to convert all of the U.S to solar energy over the next 50 years to cut down air pollution by the burning of coal?
0% (0dollar)

3% in all (30dollar) - i already pay 40% in taxes, so this is nothing.

This post was edited by Taragana123 on Sep 5 2016 04:21pm

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Sep 5 2016 04:12pm

1. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax for waste clean up in the ocean over the next 10 years in order to protect the wildlife in the sea?
7$

2. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax in order to protect endangered species around the world over the next 5 years?
3$

3. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax over the next 20 years for forest clean up and recovery?
10$

4. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax to have water transported into Lake mead over the next 30 years to replenish the lake and prevent it from drying up?
2$

5. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax in order to convert all of the U.S to solar energy over the next 50 years to cut down air pollution by the burning of coal?
5$

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Sep 5 2016 04:13pm

1. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax for waste clean up in the ocean over the next 10 years in order to protect the wildlife in the sea?
I'd have to go with 1-2% which now as im studying would be 10-20$ a month

2. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax in order t species around the o protect endangeredworld over the next 5 years?
I would have to decline on this one, unless mandatory i'd go with 1% (10-20$ a month)

3. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax over the next 20 years for forest clean up and recovery?
I would need to decline on this one too.

4. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax to have water transported into Lake mead over the next 30 years to replenish the lake and prevent it from drying up?
I'd have to decline on this one too, i dont get the point.

5. How much would you be willing to pay in a monthly tax in order to convert all of the U.S to solar energy over the next 50 years to cut down air pollution by the burning of coal?
I'd go with 0$ on this one too.

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Sep 5 2016 04:13pm

We're all paying a lot more than what ever the amount we could put on that.
All these subjects needs a fast/huge change.
All of these, in some ways, are directly linked to human's survival.

My answer is what ever it takes.

If you really need numbers to build a chart or what ever, here it is;

In the ocean lives a lot of animals that are a must to human race, 10$/month.

Many of these animals are endangered because we really need them and keep killing them for our needs, 5$/month.

This is the lung of the planet... wake up people!!! 20$/month.

The human can go 7 days or so without eating but only 3 days without drinking and we're living on borrowed water for a really long time now! 50$/month.

Fuel is, in my opinion, what kills the planet the fastest... Electric cars will really help with that but for the rest... well. 10$/month.

This post was edited by Camleon on Sep 5 2016 04:20pm

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Sep 5 2016 04:21pm

Quote (DalaiRuma @ Sep 5 2016 02:13pm)

Quote (Camleon @ Sep 5 2016 02:13pm)

My answer will look lazy... It's still sad and true.
We're all paying a lot more than what ever the amount we could put on that.
All these subjects needs a fast/huge change.
All of these, in some ways, are directly linked to human's survival.

My answer is what ever it takes.

If you really need numbers to build a chart or what ever, here it is;

10$/month

5$/month

20$/month

50$/month

10$/month.

sorry guys post was ended at K4sh1m

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Sep 5 2016 04:21pm

If I make 1,000,000 a month :

1- up to 100,000$
2- up to 100,000$
3- up to 100,000$
4- up to 100,000$
5- up to 100,000$

leaving me 500,000$ a month to live comfortably.

If I make 1,000$ a month :

1- 0$
2- 0$
3- 0$
4- 0$
5- 0$

because I need every cent to buy food for myself and my children.

What is it supposed to prove ??

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