Comments on: Don’t Trade Carbon, Tax It http://carbontax.wrkng.net/blogarchives/2007/02/13/dont-trade-carbon-tax-it/ Getting real about stopping climate change Fri, 21 Nov 2008 16:19:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1 By: Carbon Tax Center » Cap Vs. Tax http://carbontax.wrkng.net/blogarchives/2007/02/13/dont-trade-carbon-tax-it/#comment-114 Carbon Tax Center » Cap Vs. Tax Thu, 15 Feb 2007 20:03:48 +0000 http://carbontax.wrkng.net/blogarchives/2007/02/13/dont-trade-carbon-tax-it/#comment-114 [...] Vs. Tax Cap vs. Tax -- Debate Sharpens (CTC) Filed by Nick on February 15, 2007 under [...] […] Vs. Tax Cap vs. Tax — Debate Sharpens (CTC) Filed by Nick on February 15, 2007 under […]

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]]> By: Centrarian.Com http://carbontax.wrkng.net/blogarchives/2007/02/13/dont-trade-carbon-tax-it/#comment-124 Centrarian.Com Tue, 13 Mar 2007 21:31:00 +0000 http://carbontax.wrkng.net/blogarchives/2007/02/13/dont-trade-carbon-tax-it/#comment-124 <strong>A Feebate for Greenhouse Gases: Better than Either a Cap-and-Trade or a Carbon Tax...</strong> The U.S. has finally come to accept that something needs to be done about global warming. The question now is how to do it. The fact that we don’t know how much of a reduction in emissions is necessary or how much a given reduction will cost ma... A Feebate for Greenhouse Gases: Better than Either a Cap-and-Trade or a Carbon Tax…

The U.S. has finally come to accept that something needs to be done about global warming. The question now is how to do it. The fact that we don’t know how much of a reduction in emissions is necessary or how much a given reduction will cost ma…

]]> By: Bob Maginnis http://carbontax.wrkng.net/blogarchives/2007/02/13/dont-trade-carbon-tax-it/#comment-213 Bob Maginnis Mon, 19 Mar 2007 19:41:56 +0000 http://carbontax.wrkng.net/blogarchives/2007/02/13/dont-trade-carbon-tax-it/#comment-213 I don't agree with "..subsidize the development of selected low-carbon technologies," but promote spending billions on energy efficiency. I insulated 20 low income houses as part of a free government program during the Carter era. The investment has paid off many times since then. That kind of efficiency isn't new technology, but in many cases won't happen without help. Subsidized weatherization would ease the burden of the carbon tax portion of the higher heating bills, and also reduce carbon emissions. I don’t agree with “..subsidize the development of selected low-carbon technologies,” but promote spending billions on energy efficiency. I insulated 20 low income houses as part of a free government program during the Carter era. The investment has paid off many times since then. That kind of efficiency isn’t new technology, but in many cases won’t happen without help. Subsidized weatherization would ease the burden of the carbon tax portion of the higher heating bills, and also reduce carbon emissions.

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