All Posts Tagged With: "Cap and Trade"
Cap and Trade is Not a Tax; or Why Delmarva Dealings Failed His Economics Class
Because in spite of this attempt to invoke this appeal to the authority of a basic economics class (which this person Cato has clearly never had), just claiming that TAXES ARE BAD is just not an argument when dealing with cap and trade. Because cap and trade is not a taxation system, it is [...]
16Mar2010 | cassandra_m | 7 comments | Continued
Delaware Makes $2M on Cap and Trade and the World Still Has Not Come to an End
Sacré bleu! Cap and trade, you say??
Yes — as we’ve previously reported (here and here), Delaware has been part of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Imitative since September 2008.
14Mar2010 | cassandra_m | 4 comments | Continued
The Next Battle – Cap and Trade
This isn’t looking good.
Via Matt Yglesias:
Lisa Lerer’s Politico piece on how moderate Senate Democrats don’t want to do a cap-and-trade bill is extremely frustrating. Neither Mary Landrieu nor Ben Nelson nor Evan Bayh nor Kent Conrad nor Mark Pryor seems to want to say that they don’t think climate change is real. Nor do they [...]
Republicans Heading To Copenhagen To… I Have No Idea
Has anything like this ever happened before?
House Republicans are preparing for a trip to Copenhagen and looking to derail Democratic efforts to negotiate an international climate agreement.
About a half-dozen Republicans will make the trip to Denmark to oppose plans for cap-and-trade legislation, express their discontent with the scientific community that researches climate change and call [...]
Cap and Trade One Year Anniversary and the World Has Not Come To An End
Oh yes — we already have cap and trade!
It is called the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) and it is a year old this month. 10 states in the northeast banded together to try to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from power plants in the region and installed their own version of a cap and trade program. Every power plant in the area needs to buy allowances to emit greenhouse gasses. Allowances are sold on auction quarterly. At some point, the number of allowances on the market get scaled back — increasing the price of the allowance and sending a signal to the plant that it may be cheaper to reduce their emissions.
15Sep2009 | cassandra_m | 5 comments | ContinuedSocial Media
