market try to solve it by the price mechanism via a tax or via credits that can be sold - the same mechanisms that got us here in the first place? Or maybe we really don't believe all those climate scientists; I mean afterall they really are only scientists on somebodies payroll. Surely they are telling us a tall tale. Don't we all want to see the last living Rhino in Africa and the Taj Mahal? Of course it was far better back in the good old days when the only way that common people got to fly anywhere was when they were wearing a tin hat and holding a Lee Enfield. You wanna be fair? Give everyone a certain allocation of air tickets per year - no exceptions, no "but my job is so important", no selling on your allocation to the rich. But, of course, such a scheme is ridiculous, unworkable. How about putting class warfare to one side, and just consider the environmental issue? The planet doesn't care how carbon dioxide gets into it, or who put it there, or how rich that person is. So, how about just put in a tax on carbon, and leave it at that? If rich people can afford the carbon tax to fly half way around the world, well, rich people can afford a lot of things poor people can't. That's the simple consequence of some people having more money than others. In have nothing I particularly want to say