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The Legislative Temperature for Climate ChangeVictor Byers FlattUNC Chapel Hill School of Law; University of Houston Global Energy Management Institute Northwestern University Law Review, Vol. 102, 2007 Abstract: It is almost certain that the US Congress is going to pass some kind of comprehensive climate change legislation that in some fashion will have mandatory limits or costs for the production of Carbon Dioxide. How this legislation is constructed will have enormous impacts on the economy and the ultimate stabilization of the world's climate. While interest groups have been putting forth proposals, it is difficult to get a comprehensive picture of all of the issues that should be addressed and how the various legislative proposals address them. This article attempts to do just that. This article first analyzes what issues should be considered in climate change legislation and why they should be considered, then proposes how these issues should be resolved, and how the various proposals come down on these issues.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 40 Keywords: environment, environmental, climate, climate change, legislation, environmental law, environmental administration, carbon dioxide, tradeable emissions, carbon dioxide allocations, greenhouse gases, auctions, carbon tax, CO2 auction JEL Classification: K23, K32, L51, L60, L94, O31, D44, D61, D63, D64 Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: November 20, 2007Suggested CitationContact Information
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