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Douglass Kansas | I doubt taxing P would reduce levels in lakes very much.
A use for the money from the tax to futher this guys goal would be to pay farmers to plant cover crops, or to assist farmers that no-till or strip-till to purchase equipment or attachments on equipment that would allow them to place P into the soil while planting or striptilling.
I am a no-tiller that has not spread any P on the surface since I started no-till.
Edited by Douglass ks 10/2/2014 07:46
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Ohio State University Economist wants to tax phosphorus
