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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR: Why pump prices need to stay high
sacbee.com May 12, 2008
Driving less? More than two-thirds of car owners already are. It's a natural reflex to $50-$70 tank fill-ups. But US drivers may also know it's time to pay a price to curb global warming. That may be one reason they reject the campaign stunt of urging a holiday for the federal gas tax.
Why pump prices need to stay high
newsvine.com May 12, 2008
Is there a model for a carbon tax? Yes, Sweden has had one since 1991. ... While it has not been perfectly implemented, the Nordic nation of 9.2 million people has seen a 9 percent drop in carbon dioxide emissions – more than required under the Kyoto treaty – while...
Sweden Tops All Nations As Climate-Friendly
planetizen.com May 10, 2008
Sat, 10 May 2008 05:00:00 PDTread more ... One country stands out in Europe in surpassing the greenhouse gas emission reductions required by the Kyoto Protocol - In 2007 Sweden topped the list of countries that did the most to save the planet - for the second year running...
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