I believe cap-and-trade legislation is a tax, and that regulations which penalize energy producers for producing more energy than needed are the best way to reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gases.
John Bryson: “I believe cap-and-trade legislation is a tax, and that regulations which penalize energy producers for producing more…”
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Bryson critiques cap-and-trade as a tax and suggests alternative regulations.
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