Here are the carbon pricing battles to watch right now

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By Kate YoderJun 18, 2018, 8:04 am139 pts
Massachusetts, Washington state, and the District of Columbia have a decent shot this year at passing the first law that looks anything like a carbon tax. While 81 percent of economists say that a carbon tax or cap-and-trade policy is the most effective way to cut carbon pollution, state legislatures haven’t…

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