It’s raining carbon pricing bills on Capitol Hill: a comparative look
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Nevertheless, thanks to Rooney’s support, the two bills can be branded as bipartisan; conservative-leaning think tanks, like Niskanen Center and R-Street Institute, applauded the introduction of these proposals. It’s interesting to note that like the CCL bill, these two bills both temporarily suspend the EPA’s ability to regulate emissions.
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