Carbon Tax

Americans Are Willing To Pay A Carbon Tax, But Trump Won’t Even Consider It

It could be a win-win for environmentalists and coal miners -- but the president isn't interested.
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The Climate Post: Carbon Tax Not On Agenda For Trump

In 2016, renewables, particularly hydro, supplied more than half the growth in global electricity demand.
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How Plastic Bottles Benefit ExxonMobil

The production of plastics now accounts for 6 percent to 8 percent of all oil consumption globally.
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Financial Heavyweights Call For Emissions Disclosure, But Is It Enough?

The private sector must play its part in the race to keep a global temperature rise below 2 degrees.
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How Washington Blew Its Chance For A Carbon Tax

With the possible exception of the rising threat of nuclear war, no issue facing humanity is more urgent than climate change.
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Washington State Rejects Country's First Stab At Carbon Tax

Initiative 732 faced opposition from the Koch brothers and the Sierra Club.
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Exxon Supports A Carbon Tax Except When There Is A Vote On A Carbon Tax

The House votes on Friday.
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This Guy Raps About Climate Change, And Bill Nye Loves Him

"The man can spit."
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Tackling Climate Change Could Jump-Start The Economy

There's too much pollution and too little economic growth. A green revolution could fix both.
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Does a Carbon Tax Work? Ask British Columbia

By The New York Times