Exxon booted from carbon tax alliance after lobbying scandal
Exxon Mobil Corp. was suspended from the Climate Leadership Council after its lobbyist admitted the company didn’t really believe carbon pricing would become law.
Exxon Mobil Corp. was suspended from the Climate Leadership Council after its lobbyist admitted the company didn’t really believe carbon pricing would become law.
Here is a well-written explanation of EICDA in the latest Forbes — worth sending to everyone on your outreach list.
Soon after Biden released his $2 trillion climate plan, the world’s major oil and gas dialed up their presence on Facebook.
Sen. Chris Van Holland wants EPA to impose fees for carbon produced from 2000-2019.
Senator Whitehouse is a leading voice for a carbon price in the Budget Reconciliation Bill. See the YouTube message to us (1:30)
Chris Coons (D-DE) introduced a plan on Monday to tax iron, steel and other imports from countries without ambitious climate laws. Will this be part of the “Reconciliation bill?”
Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) will discuss his “Save our Future Act,” on Wednesday, July 28th, at 3 PM ET / Noon PT. Register Now (free)
As the EU announces “Fit for 55,) a plan to cut GHGs by 55% by 2030, Bloomberg analysts map next steps, including regs, market incentives, border carbon adjustments … and enforcement.
This column from Bloomberg News has lots of great links about the economics and politics.
This is an Op-Ed by James Baker in favor of carbon fee and dividend, highlighting how the Border Carbon Adjustment is a US comparative advantage.
Here’s a 4 minute YouTube clip of former Secretaries of State John Kerry and Condoleeza Rice supporting carbon fee and dividend in 2019. #bipartisan
Note: CCL supported this legislation as a “secondary ask” in March Lobby meetings. Creating certified carbon markets, is it a model for bi-partisan, market-based solutions?