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ryanavent.com - 10/19/2009
If the Grass Looks Greener, It’s Important to Understand the Nature of the Fence
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One of the things about politics is that solutions always seem easier to implement and more promising before they stand a real chance of being implemented. People who have for one reason or another fallen in love with the idea of a carbon tax watch the difficulty Congress is having negotiating a ...

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If the grass looks greener, it’s important to understand the nature of the fence
Grist - the Latest from Grist — by Ryan Avent Cross-posted from The Bellows. One of the things about politics is that solutions always seem easier to implement and more promising before they stand a real chance of being implemented. People who have for one reason or another fallen in love with the idea of a carbon tax watch the difficulty Congress is having negotiating a passable climate bill and ask why we don’t just pass a carbon tax. It would be so easy! It’s just a tax! Pass it, price carbon, and bada bing, you’re done. But of course, a carbon ...

Clippings: Geoengineering, Wine in Boxes, Zero Waste
TreeHugger — Ryan Avent disses geoengineering in If the Grass Looks Greener, It's Important to Understand the Nature of the Fence; TreeHugger Take: ...

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