Opinion: If you eat, you’re paying the carbon tax

To reduce or avoid the carbon tax on our food, we would need to challenge the big producers and retailers and their ridiculous supply chains. If there's one kind of tax I like, it's the kind that I don't have to pay. In principle, the carbon tax seems to fit that bill. I could drive my 1991 Jetta that gets 40 miles a gallon and be laughing all the way to the bank. Better yet, I could ride my bicycle, and avoid the tax completely. But it turns out I can't. As hard as I pedal through sleet and snow,…