June Developments Point To Inevitability Of National Carbon Price
The largest study on the topic to date demonstrates that the higher a country’s carbon price, the more it reduces emissions.
Carbon pricing is growing globally, but still faces headwinds in the U.S.
Carbon pricing via taxes and emissions trading systems are growing worldwide but confront a mix of old and new problems, a new World Bank report...
Rhode Island’s Carbon-Pricing Study Seeks Public Feedback
Rhode Island’s carbon-pricing study is officially underway amid an uncertain future for local efforts to address the climate crisis.
The world urgently needs to expand its use of carbon prices
If economists ruled the world, carbon prices would drive most of the action on climate change. Polluters would pay for the negative externality their emissions...
Is this carbon price enough? Here’s what the experts say
Is this carbon price enough? Here’s what the experts say By Jerry Hinkle, CCL Economics Policy Network CCL volunteers are currently advocating for the passage...
Pa. carbon cap and fee plan projected to cut emissions, hasten coal closures
Pennsylvania's plan to begin requiring power plants to pay to release carbon dioxide into the air would reduce greenhouse gas emissions over the next decade...
How carbon fees promote “free-market innovation”
How carbon fees promote “free-market innovation” By Jonathan Marshall, CCL Economics Policy Network When USA Today recently editorialized in favor of a national carbon fee...
Could Hawaii Pass The Country’s First Tax On Carbon Emissions?
The idea of a carbon tax has broad support from economists and a version was already approved by the state Senate. If agreed to by...