
The Alliance for Market Solutions is an org of conservative leaders supporting market-based solutions to reduce carbon pollution & grow the economy. #CarbonTax
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“If we can’t even say ‘tax,’ we’ll miss one of the best tools we have.”
In @TheInvadingSea, we unpack how @BillGates’ message aligns with conservative principles: innovation, responsibility, and a market-driven price on carbon.
Read Beyond the Headlines ⤵️
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“The climate movement has long feared that talking about adaptation would signal defeat. But adaptation isn’t surrender—it’s survival.”
We Can’t Stop Climate Change, So We Need to Prepare for It by @AWFlint and @kaleekreider wsj.com/opinion/we-cant-stop…
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Join C2ES & @pricingcarbon for a #webinar with @AWFlint, @MayaMacGuineas, & @JustinWorland, about how carbon pricing could help address concerns around the extension of the Trump tax cuts & fiscal deficit. June 4th, 10:30AM ET.
👉REGISTER: bit.ly/4bzrfdy
As CERAWeek wraps up, @AWFlint shared his observations on our blog: amsresearch.org/observations…
Check out @AWFlint’s latest blog post on permitting reform: amsresearch.org/imagining-a-…
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Join us to discuss the latest developments of carbon border adjustments globally - as well as the legislative landscape in the U.S.
Lunch will be provided.
REGISTER: eventbrite.com/e/looking-ahe…
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The U.S. tax system would be significantly improved by a carbon tax, which is a broad-based consumption tax that prices externalities of fossil fuel consumption.
#tcpisymp 2023 optimal policy design: economists’ concurrence on carbon tax as positive direction for economy and climate.
Congratulations to @AWFlint for being named one of @washingtonian’s most influential people in D.C.—for a third year in a row! 👏🏼
Introducing: Washington DC’s 500 Most Influential People of 2023!
For our third annual edition, we again sought out smart, innovative experts and advocates who care about issues and are playing big roles in DC’s policy debate. Check out the list here: washingtonian.com/2023/04/27…
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Our new report explores carbon taxes in theory and in practice.
🧵 Some key findings:
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The latest from @djheakin is a must read: americanactionforum.org/dail…
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🚨IT's HERE!🚨 #EcoRight Speaks🎙️podcast Season 6, Ep. 1!
Join Alex Flint as he explains how the conversation has changed within the #GOP on #climatechange + more! @AWFlint @AMSResearchOrg
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Check out @AWFlint's latest op-ed, "Climate change is a conservative issue," in @thehill: thehill.com/opinion/energy-e…
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⚡ NEW REPORT: Carbon Taxes, Trade, and American Competitiveness
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"Our politicians are not economists or scientists. ... But as we continue to deal with our climate change condition, economics and science will be more important than today’s politics." From @AWFlint's latest piece in RealClearEnergy: realclearenergy.org/articles…
Our @AWFlint is joining @HumanityForward and a great panel of thought leaders to discuss "Let America Build" this Tues., Oct. 11, at 2:00 PM ET. Register for the webinar: movehumanityforward.zoom.us/…
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"The one change I would make to the global economy to better prepare us for the future would be to implement a global carbon pricing mechanism." -- Christian Keller, Head, Economics Research, Barclays weforum.org/agenda/2022/09/4…
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🗓️ 𝗧𝗵𝘂𝗿𝘀𝗱𝗮𝘆, 𝗦𝗲𝗽𝘁𝗲𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿 𝟮𝟮: Join us for our next #TalkingTax panel discussion on the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act, carbon taxes, and the future of energy tax policy.
Learn more and reserve your spot! ⬇️
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“Most evidence suggests the stick approach of a carbon tax is more efficient. The tax allows the market to choose the best approaches to lowering emissions, while subsidies usually involve the government picking specific technologies to support…”











