Category Archives: Waxman-Markey Climate Bill

Cost/Benefit Analysis Cannot Justify Waxman-Markey’s Aggressive Targets

When the Cap Isn’t a Cap, the Trades are a Charade

Houston Chronicle: Climate Alarmism and Policy Activism, but no Economic Analysis

Unilateral or Worldwide, Waxman-Markey Fails Standard Cost/Benefit Tests (CO2 “leakage” makes bad even worse)

Joseph Romm (Climate Progress): Costs of “Strong Climate Action” Negligible–(But does he understate IPCC’s cost estimate by 95%?)

CO2 Cap-and-Trade Meets the (China) Dragon: Why Legislating Trillions of Dollars in Regulatory Costs Would Be Climatically Inconsequential

High/Low: Is There Now Reasonable Agreement on the Costs and Benefits of Waxman-Markey?

“Dirty” Waxman-Markey: How Small Can Small Get?

Climate Impacts of Waxman-Markey (Part II)—Global Sign-Up

Climate Impacts of Waxman-Markey (the IPCC-based arithmetic of no gain)