Carbon Pricing May Boost Global Inequality
The policy, known as carbon pricing, would impose a charge on businesses and consumers. It’s being debated at COP26 as ‘hurting the world’s poorest households.” (Note: no mention of the CF&D dividend.)
The policy, known as carbon pricing, would impose a charge on businesses and consumers. It’s being debated at COP26 as ‘hurting the world’s poorest households.” (Note: no mention of the CF&D dividend.)
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Below is the video and video-linked transcript, with highlighting of the portions most relevant to our CCL work.
By March 2021, the nation installed its 100,000th charging station, a fifth the way to its goal of 500,000 chargers by 2030.
The House passed the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill. President Biden signs it shortly. I has the largest spending on climate matters in the history of the country. See this summary.
The White House and at least 49 senators support a proposal to impose an almost $20 per-ton fee on carbon as part of President Joe Biden’s climate-and-spending legislation, U.S. Senator Sheldon Whitehouse said Saturday.
Want some good news? Greenhouse gas emissions pledges at COP26 imply warming or 1.9º C!
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau urged all countries to adopt a global price on carbon, a measure he says will curb the use of fossil fuels and level the playing field for countries like Canada.
This is the second briefing prior to Lobby Days. (See the first one for the legislative framework of Reconciliation and how we fit into the MOC’s process.)
The Russian Hill hotel will offset “100% of the emissions from all our hotel activities.” Guests can opt-in to offset the carbon costs of their trip.
Day 3 at COP 26 was all about how to finance the coming energy transition. The good news: pledges were $130 TRILLION!