-12-Mark B.I think you can do a bit better ;-)First, you gotta keep your <a href="http://mxxztujfpba.com">arenugmts</a> straight -- e.g., Julia Gillard wants to give all the money back, I don't. (She is the one with red hair).Global warming does matter, so too does a whole host of other things, like energy access, security, cost and reliability (to name several). I'd rather tax carbon than income, but if you have a viable plan for achieving energy policy goals based on raising income taxes, lets hear it -- I'll listen.Thanks!
-13- Roger Pielke, Jr.,Personally, I'd probably toss "Energy Policy" out<a href="http://ogtulot.com"> alegotther</a>. However, I suspect that the least distasteful option might be to perhaps raise the royalties on oil, while at the same time, actually allowing, you know, drilling.Personally, I'd open up ANWR and other off shore drilling. There are many who would probably find this all as unacceptable as a carbon tax is to me.Of course, that's a US proposal, not Australian, though I suppose they could do something similar with all of their coal.
