Carbon pricing says the polluter pays. But when you price only one disposal route in a four-route system, waste doesn't disappear — it moves to wherever the counting stops.

In this episode, we debate: whether carbon pricing on waste incineration is a genuine step toward cleaner waste management — or a one-valve system that predictably pushes waste from a measured route toward routes where nobody is watching.

We unpack 4 concepts you will need before reading the article: The Price Map, The Displacement Cascade, Carbon Geography, and The 5.5% Deterrence Rate.

This is Episode 3 of 3 in the Counting Smoke series — the conclusion following The Dry Run and The Council Bill.

Topics: carbon pricing, waste incineration, fly-tipping, emissions displacement, waste disposal policy, environmental enforcement

Read the full article: youreanatural.com/consumer-intelligence/the-displacement-risk