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CCL urges Biden to support the strongest possible climate policies
October 18, 2021Read moreCCL sends a letter to President Biden and other White House officials, urging them to support climate measures in the reconciliation bill.
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Media reacts positively to carbon pricing
October 5, 2021Read moreAs carbon pricing gains popularity in Congress, many of the country’s most reputable media networks are speaking positively about the policy.
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Carbon Taxes: Accelerating Innovation While Cutting Emissions
March 1, 2020Read moreCarbon taxes greatly enhance innovation in clean technology, a benefit that is often overlooked in discussions of climate policy.
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Carbon taxes vs. regulation: More effective, efficient & fair
December 18, 2019Read moreFor the majority of U.S. emissions, research shows a carbon tax is a more effective, efficient, and fair way to reduce carbon pollution than regulations.
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This climate change solution is good for the economy and society
September 5, 2019Read morePeer-reviewed literature shows the benefits of a revenue-neutral carbon tax far outweigh the costs, making it a clearly positive climate change solution.
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Republican Rooney emerges as a leader on climate change
October 3, 2018Read moreRep. Francis Rooney, the latest Republican to join the bipartisan Climate Solutions Caucus, can hardly be accused of greenwashing to keep his seat in Congress.
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Rep. Curbelo introduces bill to fund infrastructure with price on carbon
July 24, 2018Read moreThe Market Choice Act would put a price on carbon and use most of the revenue to invest in infrastructure projects. It is sponsored by Republican Reps. Carlos Curbelo (FL) and Brian Fitzpatrick (PA).
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Adele Morris explains economic appeal of carbon pricing
July 18, 2018Read moreAdele Morris, a senior fellow at Brookings Institution, is a leading global expert on designing carbon pricing policies. She joined our July call to share why pricing carbon is smart, effective policy.
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CCL responds to Scalise anti-carbon tax resolution
May 3, 2018Read moreRep. Scalise (R-LA) reintroduced an anti-carbon tax resolution in the House, fearing for the economy. But in fact, if carbon tax revenue were returned to households, it would add jobs and increase GDP.
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British Columbia will increase its carbon tax
September 15, 2017Read moreBritish Columbia’s carbon tax, which has been frozen at $30 per ton for several years, will increase $5 per ton annually until 2021.
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