[19] An internal Obama administration memorandum on
subsidies for renewables recently noted that carbon dioxide emissions «would have to be valued at nearly $ 130 per ton for CO2 for the climate benefits to equal the subsidies.»
Not exact matches
Also in the Post, Terence Corcoran wonders whether Corn Cob Bob — the friendly spokesmascot
for the Canadian
Renewable Fuels Association — will survive its ongoing battle with the C.D. Howe Institute, which
recently released a report questioning the environmental and economic justifications
for corn ethanol
subsidies.
California emissions have actually declined less over the last 15 years than the U.S. average, while German emissions actually rose slightly during the period of intensive solar and wind deployment, and it has
recently cut back on
subsidies for renewables.
You have to pinch yourself when the government announces another new
subsidy for the fossil fuel industry, not only because they so
recently said that
renewable energy should stand on its own two feet, but also because they're announcing this just days before the latest climate conference in Paris — at which world leaders will gather to try and hammer out a global deal to reduce emissions.