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    Link: TNR on How Climate Bill Allocates Allowances

    Posted: in Climate Change Legislation, What Others are Saying

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    Tony Kreindler
    Tony Kreindler

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    Brad Plumer over at TNR has a good post about how allowances are allocated in the climate bill in front of the House. He goes into detail about how savings will be passed through to consumers, including some insight from our own Nat Keohane.

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    1. Nat Keohane
      Posted June 10, 2009 at 11:16 am | Permalink

      Yes, good post. And it’s also an opportunity to give a shout-out to Rob Stavins (whose work Brad cites) and link to Rob’s more extensive analysis of the proposed allowance distribution on Huffington Post.

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