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What's Next in Senate after Copenhagen: 4 Views

January 4, 2010 By Charles Komanoff

What’s Next in Senate after Copenhagen: 4 Views (National Journal)

Filed Under: Politics

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The hue and cry over fossil fuel subsidies in the US is a tempest in a teapot, more a political symbol than a real source of revenue or decarbonization. The big fossil fuel subsidies are the externalities.”

Commentator David Roberts, in Biden’s tax plan goes after the little fossil fuel subsidies, but not the big ones. (Direct subsidies don’t amount to much.), April 9.

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