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Buttigieg Suggests VMT Tax. Here Are A Few Alternatives.

March 31, 2021March 31, 2021 Nat M. Zorach 0 Comments air pollution, biden infrastructure plan, biden transportation policy, cap-and-trade, carbon tax, daily signal, david ditch, elon musk, F-150 Super Duty State of Mind, f150, f150 super duty, gas consumption, gas prices, gas prices under biden, gas station, gas stations, gasoline, george saros and her emails, infrastructure funding, infrastructure spending, oregon carbon tax, oregon VMT, pete buttigieg, secretary of transportation, tesla model 3, tesla model s, un agenda 21, UN Agenda 21 Globalist Conspiracy, Utah VMT, vehicle miles traveled, VMT tax

VMT is a tough sell for a variety of reasons. Can’t we just get it over with and get a national carbon tax?

Business & Economics Canada Environment

Justin Trudeau’s Carbon Tax Singlehandedly Killed Global Crude Oil Markets– And Alberta’s Future, Apparently

November 15, 2019November 15, 2019 Nat Zorach 0 Comments alberta, athabasca, bakken, Canada, carbon tax, energy markets, energy policy, jason kenney, justin trudeau, laura ingraham, ontario, tar sands, western canada select

Yesterday morning, whilst on a stroll ’round the snowy neighborhood with the hounds, I listened to Laura Lynch on The

Environmental Justice Urban Planning Environment

What’s More Expensive Than Spending On Climate Change? Not Spending On It.

September 12, 2019September 11, 2019 Nat Zorach 0 Comments alabama, bahamas, cap and trade, carbon tax, climate adaptation, climate change, flood management, florida, GSI, gulf coast, houston, hurricane dorian, hurricane harvey, hurricane maria, louisiana, miami, mississippi, new orleans, puerto rico, resilience, resilient infrastructure, Sprawl, stormwater infrastructure, texas, urban growth

One morning last fall, I found myself standing in the basement of my 1895 home, watching a waterfall cascade off

Happy Canada Day!

July 2, 2019July 2, 2019 Nat M. Zorach 0 Comments Canada, canadian environmental policy, carbon tax, doug ford, justin trudeau, ontario carbon tax, progressive taxation, tax policy

This Canada Day, I drove all the way from Detroit to celebrate in a foreign country (a.k.a. “across the river”)–

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