[Explainer] Carbon Tariff #3: 4 Tips on Carbon Pricing (and Giveaway!)

We’ve learned what carbon tariff is, and how it impacts our daily lives. In this final episode of our carbon explainer videos, our faculty provide 4 tips on how countries can set their carbon pricing. But to fight global climate change, we can all do our part. After watching these explainer videos, tell us how you can do your part to reduce carbon emission and stand a chance to win a one-year New York Times subscription!

Simply comment and share three ways you can do so by 11 October 2021, and one lucky winner will be randomly picked!

Here’s how to participate to win the one-year New York Times subscription.
1. Subscribe to the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy’s YouTube Channel
2. Tell us 3 ways you can do to reduce carbon emission in the comment
3. Add hashtag #ActNow

Submission (comment) needs to be posted by 11 Oct 2021, 23:59 GMT+8, to be eligible for the giveaway.


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1. Purchasing goods that have a lower carbon footprint. An example would be having chicken instead of beef.
2. Choosing to use existing containers repeatedly instead of using disposable ones. Although the carbon footprint of non-reusable containers are individually greater, after many uses, the carbon footprint per use is lowered.
3. Reducing our personal electricity consumption by reducing our use of air conditioners and turning off lights and appliances when they are not needed. Be aware of the initial carbon cost of more energy efficient technology and only switch to a more energy efficient device after the previous device has been used for a substantial period of time. (or sell the older device on the secondary market so another person uses it instead of buying a new device) #ActNow