Unsurprisingly, the Bay Area business community is up in arms over the...
In the Beginning there was the Carbon Tax, and it was Good
Daniel Englander: May 22, 2008, 8:43 AM
Evolution, for the 62 percent of us who believe in it, happened incrementally, over millions of years, and involved a few missteps here and there. Grover Norquist is a good example. It is often said progressive policy changes happen in the same way. Yesterday, the Bay Area Quality Management District came out as the nematode of the climate policy world, voting 15-1 in favor of a carbon tax for the nine counties in the Bay Area. The legislation imposes a $0.044 tax per ton of carbon dioxide and will target close to 2,500 Bay Area businesses, if the plan gains approval from the California Air Resources Board.
Unsurprisingly, the Bay Area business community is up in arms over the...
Unsurprisingly, the Bay Area business community is up in arms over the...
