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You’ve potential already witnessed the site and declared where you’ll pass your hundred bucks, but in case you escaped it… the fiesty main journal "The Tyee " are behind a apt campaign to breathe in BC-ers to pass their carbon payola on something utile for the planet.

Green Your Campbell Cash is the project home and, since seting up, thousands of bright world citizens trod up - either to salute their cheque to one of the heeled partner projects to cleanse the air.

Hither’s the Tyee’s mission for the site on with a bit of background:

What Will You Do With Your $100?

This spring, the B.C. government declared North America’s first “revenue inert” carbon tax. In its first year it admits a $100 “Climate Action Dividend” cheque for every British Columbian, with additional for low-toned-income families.

That’s $440 million and the cheques are in the mail. The question persists, what will you do with your $100?

This site is intended to showcase B.C.-based climate action projects to which you can kick in.

Don’t like any of the heeled? Have something creative to bring? And so put forward your ain project until July 15. Either way, hold where you will pass your bread.

The commitments aren’t all sunny with individuals on the left-hand and the correct grumbling about the payouts. Is this pandering? Is this genuinely a sustainable way to effect societal change? Shouln’t the money be reserved to boil down energy costs for doing work families?

Well the conversation is runing short on at Green Your Campbell Cash hence bring together in with the others to form and voice your opinion. You can as well participate with the Tyee on Facebook and portion out the campaign and your committment with your pals.

Tyee launched this campaign with the support of Westerly Canada Wilderness Committee , Voters Training Action on Climate Change , the David Suzuki Foundation and the Pembina Institute.

For more journalistic coverage of the carbon cash and interrelated issues, hither’s a roundup of Tyee’s late articles (with opinions from sides of the argument you perhaps didn’t yet see subsisted):

• ‘Landmark’ Greenish Budget, with Some Browned Spots
• How Fair is BC’s Newfangled Carbon Tax?
• How Will You Pass Your $100?
• BC’s Carbon Tax Shell Game
• Don’t Call in Him Mr. Carbon Tax
• Jaccard Rebuts Carbon Tax Critics
• Anti-Tax Group Flunks Math
• Carbon Tax Screws BC’s North?

The Tyee crew merits a immense medallion for undertaking this project and ordaining the campaign with such innovation, sincerity, and polish.

For more from Tyee’s Commercializing ace Lisa Mansfield, listen to our conversation at the EPIC Expo. EPIC2008: A Feisty Indie Online Newspaper at EPIC-Podcast.