Oregon gubernatorial candidate confirms cap-and-trade opposition as election approaches

Published 22:44 on October 12, 2018  /  Last updated at 23:20 on October 12, 2018  / /  Americas, Canada, US

Oregon Republican state representative Knute Buehler said this week during a debate that he would oppose legislation to develop a carbon market if elected on Nov. 6 in the state’s tight gubernatorial race, the second major climate policy the candidate has come out against.
Oregon Republican state representative Knute Buehler said this week during a debate that he would oppose legislation to develop a carbon market if elected on Nov. 6 in the state’s tight gubernatorial race, the second major climate policy the candidate has come out against.


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