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  • April 7, 2017

US Conservatives' Embrace of a Carbon Tax Requires Revisiting the Coal Impact

28 March 2017 – Joel Darmstadter (Senior Fellow, Resources for the Future) discusses the effects of a proposed ‘upstream’ carbon tax on the coal industry in the US. Read the full article on the RFF website.
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