Joseph Romm: NASA's James Hansen mostly recycles myths in his mostly pointless attack on U.S. climate action

Huffington Post by Joseph Romm | Jul. 10, 2009 (Advocacy)

Hansen can keep pushing his carbon tax if he wants to. Heck, he can argue the merits of Betamax if he wants. But trashing Waxman-Markey based on recycled myths remains ill-conceived and unhelpful. Full Story »

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Posted by: Posted by Dennis Baker - Jul 10, 2009 - 9:20 AM PDT
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 by Dennis Baker - Jul. 10, 2009

double speak

Hansen is correct Cap & Trade redirects revenue back to emitters Carbon Tax directs revenue to different potential recipients. the best of all options is a Tax directed straight into alternative energy

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