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Climate Fairness

Climate change threatens hardships for everyone, but the people and nations least to blame for causing it are most vulnerable. In this series, Alan Durning explores the issue of climate equity and looks at the enormous opportunity to reverse the unfairness of climate change.



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01

Climate Fairness, prequel

10/24/2007 Can higher prices help the poor?

02

Climate Fairness

01/24/2008 Climate change heaps misfortune on the less fortunate.

03

Cap and Dividend: Climate Pricing and Fairness

01/30/2008 Grandfathering is Robin Hood’s evil twin.

04

Cap and Buffer: Fairness for Working Families

02/06/2008 A second opportunity to make climate pricing fair.

05

Taking Charge of Energy Prices

02/13/2008 Our chance to escape the tightening fossil fuel vise.

06

Is Taxing Gas Cheaper Than Not?

02/20/2008 Staying hooked on oil is expensive too.

07

Cap and Caulk: How Smart Climate Policy Can Cut Our Energy Costs

02/27/2008 Insulating working families from high energy prices.

08

Riding Herd On Refrigerators

03/04/2008 Financing free fridges for fairness.

09

More on BC's Carbon Tax Shift

03/10/2008 Oh, Canada!

10

Other Carbon Tax Shifts

03/10/2008 A quick survey of carbon taxes outside of Cascadia

12

Best Post Ever?

04/14/2008 Climate fairness, pitch perfect.

13

Cascadian Carbon Tax Shifts?

04/24/2008 The only obstacle is politics.

14

Cap and Train: Climate Policy and Green-collar Jobs

09/25/2008 How to actually deliver green-collar jobs to those who need them.

15

Todd Myers Is Right, Sort Of

01/05/2009 Another reason to auction carbon permits.

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