A dramatic split could doom the nation’s first state carbon tax

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By Rebecca LeberOct 31, 2016, 11:45 am193 pts
Voters in a progressive Pacific Northwestern state could approve the nation’s first carbon tax next week, providing a much-sought victory to proponents of legislative climate action — and possibly a model for the rest of the country. And yet the ballot measure is at equal risk of failing spectacularly. Not…

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