Home Middle Column Is a carbon tax insurance against climate change? 'Only if you think... Middle Column Is a carbon tax insurance against climate change? ‘Only if you think paying many multiples of the insured risk in annual premiums is a form of insurance. It is simply a straight cost with no benefit’ By Marc Morano - July 25, 2012 28 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Tagscapandtradeeconomicsmkey Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articleNYT’s Revkin: ‘Unprecedented’ Greenland Surface Melt – Every 150 Years?’ NASA ‘badly blew it earlier this week’ with press release– Laments ‘burst of hyperventilating coverage’Next articleMichael Mann compares visitors to his Facebook Page to ‘Beetle Larvae’ Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles Time: The US Must Regain Global Climate Trust by Offering “Tangible Support” Climate411 Will the world give the USA a chance to regain respect as a global climate leader? According to time, it depends on John Kerry's... Read more Under The Equator Climate411 Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Inspired by my previous posts, Boy Child Girl Child and Sea Levels in the Nino-Nina Cycle, I decided to... Read more Video: Don’t let the “Climate Grinches” ruin your holiday Climate411 A few days ago, the Washington Post ran a story that ranks as one of their worst-ever in terms of climate change alarmism. Titled... Read more
