Richard Tol on the best way to prevent CO2-induced warm weather: Carbon Tax: Still the Best Way Forward for Climate Policy
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Not one single mention, from Richard Tol, of global warming in his "carbon tax" article. It sums up as its a better way to bring in money than permits and one might assume some mention would be made of how this is going to save us all,rather than feed the govt. coffers.
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