Representatives from the Heartland Institute, Heritage Foundation, R Street Institute and Energy and Enterprise Initiative gathered last week at the FHI 360 Conference Center in Washington to debate whether conservatives should support a carbon tax.
Those in favor argued that the tax could “substitute” for reduced taxes on income and fewer regulations, while those opposed pointed to the “pixie dust” belief that the federal government would ever make such an exchange.
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