Governor Brewer pulled Arizona out of the Cap and Trade Agreement—the multi-state agreement aimed at cutting greenhouse gas emissions—saying the state can’t bear the costs. What is your reaction?
By Brad Wood
Carrie Sanders
(with daughters Penelope and Sophia)
Teacher
Anthem
“If the state can’t afford it, they can’t afford it. If it saves some police and fire jobs it’s a good thing.” | 
Joanna Saunders
At-home Mom, Phoenix
“Sometimes the up-front cost is greater but the end benefit makes it worth it. We should stay in the agreement to improve our air quality.” |
Leah Baziuk
At-home Mom, Phoenix
“I think the environment is important and we need to focus on that. But, there has to be a balance, we have to pick what’s important. Jobs for example, we need to sacrifice some things to protect others. I would put saving jobs before the environment.” | 
George Studymire
Electronic Engineering Tech
Anthem
“I believe getting out of it is not in the best interest of our citizens. It contributes to our health and the environment’s well-being. What good does getting out of the agreement do for the people?” |
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