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James Boyce: Different models of carbon cap legislation serve different interests
James K. Boyce is a Professor at University of Massachusetts, Amherst. He is the Director of the Program on Development, Peacebuilding, and the Environment at PERI – The Political Economy Research Institute.
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Carbon caps – who gets the cash? Pt2
James Boyce: Auction, cap and rebate is a better way to control carbon emissions
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Carbon caps – who gets the cash? Pt3
James Boyce: Offsets turn the cap into a sieve and trading in permits creates a speculators market
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Boyce: Cap and Trade vs Cap and Dividend contend in two pieces of legislation in Washington
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