It all comes down to a price for carbon
Category: Cap and Trade
Anyone who thinks that business as usual is still an option isn't playing with a full deck.
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Cap and Trade:
Betting on ACES
Category: Cap and Trade
Is a cap and trade scheme a good way to create incentives for a low carbon-future? What would an effective cap-and-trade strategy look like? At first glance, the new energy legislation introduced in the "American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009" (ACES, summarized here) appears to have a pretty good shot at motivating some real and effective results. The bill is a comprehensive and ambitious outline of a potential strategy.
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