Kathryn Porter

And the key word that you use there, because that was going to be my follow-up question to you, Catherine, is it's a virtue signal.

Yeah.

Because we're still consuming.

Exactly.

So what are the products that we're talking about that are going to be taxed with this?

Sorry, I know this is going to sound like... What do you mean by everything?

Liam, it seems to me you've painted a very grim yet accurate picture of our economy, which leaves me scratching my head when I go, well, why are we pursuing net zero?

Isn't that just a fancy name for deindustrialization?

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