All Posts Tagged With: "carbon dioxide emissions"
A Carbon Tax Will Fix Global Warming? It Just Aint So!
Roy Cordato (rcordato@johnlocke.org) is vice president for research at the John Locke Foundation and a member of the visiting economics faculty at North Carolina State University. It amazes me how so many newspaper columnists have no qualms about voicing opinions on topics they clearly know nothing about. This is the case with Anne Applebaum, politics [...]
1May2007 | Roy Cordato | 1 comment | ContinuedShould There Be a Carbon Subsidy?
The Clinton administration has committed the United States to a massive reduction in the use of energy. That is the implication of its signing the United Nations Global Climate Treaty in Kyoto, Japan. If the Senate approves, we will have to reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions drastically CO2 is emitted naturally, of course, by everything [...]
1Jul1998 | Roy Cordato | 0 comments | Continued-
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