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William Eacho

Co-Founder
Partnership for Responsible Growth

Website:
http://www.partnershipforresponsiblegrowth.org

Twitter:
AmbEacho

Areas of Expertise:

Climate Change, Energy Economics, Tax Policy

Additional Areas of Expertise:

Energy Diplomacy

Recent Comments by William Eacho

  • "It is time to move beyond principles, which all can agree on, and begin a serious policy discussion. The EU, UK, and Canada are all moving towards car"
    Guiding Principles for Sound Energy Policy
  • "Bill O'Keefe: Recent emissions declines are due to market forces: the switch from coal to less expensive natural gas generation. However, this past ye"
    After Two Defeats in Washington State, Where Next For A Carbon Tax?
  • "Kudos to Dan Miller for his intelligent responses to the questions and comments above. The difficulty is how to enact a CDP. There is simply no politi"
    A Carbon Dividends Plan
  • "Dan, if half the money is rebated, plus all the growth, the public will be satisfied. Half the money distributed per capital covers 50%, so with some "
    A Carbon Dividends Plan
  • "The beauty of the carbon fee and dividend plan is that we know it would never be repealed. No politician would touch the dividend. And a fee would be "
    A Carbon Dividends Plan
  • "The conservative cost of climate policy is 1% of GDP? Simply not close. The cost of climate policy with the right solution is zero, indeed, it could e"
    The Magical Powers of the Social Cost of Carbon
  • "If anything, the federal government is dramatically underestimating the social cost of carbon. A Stanford study last year out the real SCC at $220/ton"
    The Magical Powers of the Social Cost of Carbon
  • "Wow...so flooding brings "improved rainfall"? And drought increases crop yields? The USG now estimates we will lose over 50% of US crop land this cent"
    Tax Pollution, Not Profits
  • "David: Your point appears to be that a carbon fee imposed by developed countries, with resulting emission cuts,  will not have any appreciable effect "
    Tax Pollution, Not Profits
  • "David Kreutzer: It is rather shocking "
    Tax Pollution, Not Profits