ESRI: Carbon taxes need not hurt poor

According to the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI), a recent study for the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) showed that carbon taxes need not hurt the poor, because the revenues could be more than enough to compensate them.

ESRI: Carbon taxes need not hurt poor

According to the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI), a recent study for the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) showed that carbon taxes need not hurt the poor, because the revenues could be more than enough to compensate them.

The report proposes that over 90% of households on low incomes be targeted to receive compensation set at €246, the national average household carbon tax paid on fuel.

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