On the recordMarch 28, 2017
The rationale behind putting a price on those emissions is to internalize them and give firms an incentive to take them into account.
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congress.govThe rationale behind putting a price on those emissions is to internalize them and give firms an incentive to take them into account.
Pallone explains the need for pricing emissions to reflect true costs in energy production.
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