Dan Rosenblum co-founded the Carbon Tax Center in December 2006 and has been a Senior Attorney at the Pace Energy and Climate Center since November 2001. He has over fifteen years of experience as an energy and environmental attorney advocating for increased energy efficiency and renewable energy to reduce the environmental footprint of the energy industry. He also has over sixteen years of energy and telecommunications regulatory experience, as a member of the Illinois Commerce Commission, senior staff at the New York Public Service Commission, and attorney for the City of New York, State of New York and low-income consumers in Chicago.

Blog Entries by Dan Rosenblum

Carbon Tax Advocates - Obama Climate Proposal a Giant Step Forward

Posted March 2, 2009 | 08:39 AM (EST)


The Carbon Tax Center applauds President Obama's proposal to cap emissions, use market forces to reduce emissions, and return revenues through payroll tax credits. The proposal, as outlined this week, is a huge step forward from the Lieberman-Warner pork-barrel cap-and-trade fiasco last year and moves the discussion...

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Increasing Agreement on Carbon Taxes -- Goodbye 2008 Conventional Wisdom

4 Comments | Posted December 30, 2008 | 02:41 PM (EST)


For too long it has been conventional wisdom that while carbon taxes may be superior to cap-and-trade schemes, there is no way that politicians would ever support a new tax, even one that was revenue-neutral. Environmentalists who might otherwise be supporting a carbon tax because it could produce real reductions...

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At Last, It Begins: Real, Substantive Debate on 2009 Climate Legislation

Posted November 25, 2008 | 03:40 PM (EST)


Before President-elect Obama's cabinet is named -- even before we know who the next Senators from Minnesota or Georgia will be -- jockeying for position on 2009 climate legislation is well underway on Capitol Hill. Detailed intellectual cases and functioning coalitions are getting built now, not just for the idea...

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