Taxing Climate-Harming Imports is Hard. Here's One Approch
A story in E&E News dives into a new study by RFF scholars on how to create border taxes between countries that haven't established a carbon price.
"As more world leaders consider levying border taxes on climate-damaging goods, a new study looks at ways it can be done in countries — including the United States — that haven’t established a domestic market for carbon emissions...
A 12-page study published last week by Resources for the Future, a nonprofit research organization based in Washington, offered a road map for how U.S. officials might craft a border tax without relying on an internal market for carbon emissions."
