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Dear Aubrey,
I'd be happy to support the proposal.
Keith
Dr Keith Hyams BA, BPhil, DPhil (Oxford)
The most prominent proposal for distributing PCAs is that everyone receive an equal allocation of PCAs. This is the proposal made by the main designers and advocates of PCAs, including Anderson, Bottrill, Fawcett, Flemming, Hillman, Monbiot and Starkey (cited above). The proposal is mirrored at the international level in the widely supported (except among big polluters) proposal that the emissions of all states should converge on an equal per capita allowance for each state – what Aubrey Meyer calls ‘contraction and convergence’.
