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Nick Sobczyk, E&E News reporter
The Congressional Research Service on Friday released a report examining the impacts of taxing carbon, as lawmakers bicker in an increasingly intense debate about how to tackle climate change.
House Democrats have released a broad draft energy tax package, touching on renewable, clean energy and efficiency incentives that they hope will address climate change through the U.S. tax code.
With its coal sector crumbling, Wyoming is leaning on its oil industry to make up the difference. But experts are signaling that the state's boom times are over for its fossil fuel-dependent economy.
By Heather Richards in Energywire
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House Democrats have released a broad draft energy tax package, touching on renewable, clean energy and efficiency incentives that they hope will address climate change through the U.S. tax code.
With its coal sector crumbling, Wyoming is leaning on its oil industry to make up the difference. But experts are signaling that the state's boom times are over for its fossil fuel-dependent economy.
By Heather Richards in Energywire