- raises social cost of carbon from $51 to $190 per ton
- A higher carbon value can also help tip the scales in favor of a stronger regulatory option that delivers greater net benefits
- the White House asked agencies to consider ways that monetized climate values could inform other government work, like agency budgets and procurement.
- Red states have so far failed in their attempts to use the courts to keep the Biden administration from using its social cost metrics.
I’m surprised the EPA has any teeth to do anything these days with how much the Reds have blocked anything they try to do to improve the health and safety of citizens.