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

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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,...