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FACTBOX-U.S. candidates Obama, Huckabee on key issues | Reuters
Huckabee: Backs an unspecified cap on carbon emissions and 35 mile-per-gallon fuel efficiency standard by 2020; favors alternative energy and energy independence. Obama: Wants to lead an effort to impose caps on carbon emissions and prompt U.S. automakers -
Paying People for the Costs of Climate Control (Part 2) - Dot Earth - Climate Change and Sustainability - New York Times Blog
Peter Barnes cites problems with a straight tax on carbon content of fuels. -
What America Must Do: Step on the Gas
The first thing the next American president should do upon taking office is to insist that the U.S. Congress pass a huge increase in gas taxes. (Subscription) -
AEI - Short Publications
All of the Democratic candidates for President have presented detailed plans for addressing climate change that include four components: carbon caps and targets; fuel efficiency measures; renewable electricity standards; and efficiency targets. -
In a land of excess and waste, opportunity abounds - Editorial - Opinion
Sweden imposed the world’s first carbon tax , a startling $US100 a tonne, in 1991, amid forecasts of dire consequences (energy-intensive industries won a concessionary $US25 rate).
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