Archive for the ‘Equity’ Category

$7-A-Gallon Gas Needed to Meet Government’s CO2 Cuts

03/3/2010 by Daniel Rosenblum

$7-A-Gallon Gas Needed to Meet Government’s CO2 Cuts (The Foundry – Heritage Foundation)

Filed under Carbon Tax, Equity, News, Politics

A Refreshing Dose of Honesty – Maria Cantwell and the Politics of Global Warming

02/4/2010 by Daniel Rosenblum

A Refreshing Dose of Honesty – Maria Cantwell and the Politics of Global Warming (The Economist)


The Sorry State of Cap-and-Trade

02/4/2010 by Daniel Rosenblum

The Sorry State of Cap-and-Trade (Greg Mankiw’s Blog)


Pembina Institute Calls for Fairer and Higher British Columbia Carbon Tax

01/28/2010 by Daniel Rosenblum

Pembina Institute Calls for Fairer, Higher British Columbia Carbon Tax (The Hook, A Tyee Blog, British Columbia)

Filed under Carbon Tax, Equity, News

Instead of Cap and Trade, Cap and Dividend: a Way to Mitigate the Cost of Carbon Reduction for Almost Everybody

01/28/2010 by Daniel Rosenblum

Instead of Cap & Trade, Cap & Dividend: Mitigate the Cost of Carbon Reduction for Almost Everybody (Minneapolis Star Tribune – OpEd by David Morris)


California to Weigh State-Level Cap-and-Dividend

01/14/2010 by Charles Komanoff

California to Weigh State-Level Cap-and-Dividend (NYT)


The People vs. Cap‐and‐Tax

01/13/2010 by Daniel Rosenblum

The People vs. Cap‐and‐Tax (Solve Climate – James Hansen’s Letter)


Cap-and-Trade, California Style: Who Gets the Money?

01/12/2010 by Daniel Rosenblum

Cap-and-Trade, California Style: Who Gets the Money? (Solve Climate)


California Cap-and-Trade: A Political Gamble?

01/12/2010 by Daniel Rosenblum

California Cap-and-Trade: A Political Gamble? (LA Times – Greenspace)


California Ties Cash to Energy – Moves Toward Revenue-Neutral Price on Carbon

01/12/2010 by Daniel Rosenblum

California Ties Cash to Energy – Moves Toward Revenue-Neutral Price on Carbon (WSJ)