Americas > Biden administration unlikely to use carbon pricing to hit US climate goals -experts

Biden administration unlikely to use carbon pricing to hit US climate goals -experts

Published 21:36 on January 15, 2021  /  Last updated at 21:36 on January 15, 2021  / Dan McGraw /  Americas, Carbon Taxes, US

US President-elect Joe Biden (D) is unlikely to prioritise a federal carbon pricing plan despite the Democrats now controlling the Senate, while the executive and legislative branches may work in tandem to advance other decarbonisation policy goals, a panel heard Friday.
US President-elect Joe Biden (D) is unlikely to prioritise a federal carbon pricing plan despite the Democrats now controlling the Senate, while the executive and legislative branches may work in tandem to advance other decarbonisation policy goals, a panel heard Friday.


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