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Carbon pricing works, and this proves it

GreenBiz

Carbon pricing works, and this proves it. Putting a price on carbon should reduce emissions, because it makes dirty production processes more expensive than clean ones, right? We analyzed data for 142 countries over more than two decades, 43 of which had a carbon price of some form by the end of the study period. Paul Burke.

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Lyft's 100% EV strategy requires a policy blitz

GreenBiz

Lyft's 100% EV strategy requires a policy blitz. So essentially Lyft has to act as a catalyst — using policy, economic and industry tools — to spur the broader transportation ecosystem to more rapidly adopt zero-emission vehicles. Lyft is committed to using the most powerful tool we have to fight climate change: policy influence.

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Los Angeles city-owned buildings to go 100% carbon free

GreenBiz

It's also the first California city to demand lower carbon in construction materials.

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Politicians in peril if B.C. loses ground on clean energy policies

Clean Energy Canada

And attacks on climate action will cost politicians who miss the forest for the trees, while effective, tangible solutions will pay political dividends. So finds a post-mortem analysis conducted by two Canadian political scientists at the University of California, Santa Barbara, in consultation with Clean Energy Canada.

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We can’t kick the carbon can down the road…

Terra Infirma

On Friday, we were using Climate Interactive’s En-ROADS model which allows you to play with global carbon policies to see how you can limit average climate emissions. No matter how hard they went on carbon reduction measures later on, they could not meet the target. And guess what? Dither and delay could be fatal.

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BP walks away from three U.S. trade groups over carbon pricing

GreenBiz

From Apple to Unilever to Coca-Cola and PepsiCo, more big companies are partings ways with industry associations that support policies at odds with corporate sustainability goals.

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Carbon policy conundrum: Why politicians must show leadership in their own jurisdictions now

GreenBiz

Deep decarbonization only happens if every polluter pays, not just the environmentally conscious.

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