Need simple rules:
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Each French person has 10,000 carbon points (5,000 for children under 18) (1 point = 1kg CO2 eq)
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All merchants label their products and charge carbon points on payment cards.
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All companies and organizations have a carbon ledger where outputs must equal inputs at year-end, this is what allows products and services to be labeled (at the start, before balancing, the merchant relies on the value defined by ADEME). Organizations that sell nothing and cannot receive carbon points from their customers must reduce their carbon footprint by 6% each year.
4- The individual accounts are kept by a national Carbon Agency which is managed jointly with representatives of citizens, traders, administrations, unions and climate NGOs. It benefits from a robust computer system which guarantees the confidentiality of all exchanges.
5- For each purchase that exceeds the annual capacity (fuel-efficient car, insulation work, low-carbon housing), a carbon debt averaging account is established. You cannot exceed an annual spreading charge of more than 30% of the annual quota.
6- Each sober citizen can make ends meet by selling his surpluses to the regional adjuster, which can be bought back (in a limited way) by the richest at a price that fluctuates with the supply.
7- Each year the quota of each French person is renewed at a value of 94% of the previous year (the reduction of 6% each year being equivalent to the reduction of 80% in 30 years required according to the scientific consensus). So everyone is reassured to be in climate action to avoid disaster. The renewal would be on each anniversary to regulate the flows.
8- The carbon register of companies is monitored by accountants and controlled by auditors and the Carbon Agency. The exported goods are covered in carbon points by the Agency, they must be decarbonized at a rate of 6% per year. Imported goods must be documented in carbon content by exporters, otherwise the Agency applies values extracted from the European customs nomenclature according to the weights of materials and types of energy used. The imported carbon content is entered in negative in the importer's carbon register.
9- Protection: all vital needs are covered without the purchase of surpluses. A scale of surcharges is established for critical family situations in terms of carbon.