From the daily archives: Thursday, January 1, 2009
George Wuerthner analysis why Ken Salazar got the nod-
Why Salazar? By George Wuerthner, New West.
One interesting thought is that with senator Ken Salazar gone, the much more progressive Mark Udall will become Colorado’s senior senator. I should add that for progressives to improve their senatorial […]
Continue Reading →Huffington Post Analysis says carbon taxes work better and more feasible politically than cap-and-trade-
The argument that cap-and-trade has always had going for it was political feasibility, but maybe a revenue neutral carbon tax is more feasible. Economic theory would predict a more rapid response to a tax than to a market in pollution (or […]
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