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Today, the Institute for Policy Integrity released a policy brief titled, The Other Side of the Coin: The Economic Benefits of Climate Legislation. Compiling estimates from several different federal agencies, IPI was able to calculate that the economic benefits of the emissions cap in the Waxman-Markey bill likely dwarf the costs by as much as 9-to-1 or more.
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The benefit to cost ratio was determined using the EPA's previously released (and peer reviewed) cost estimates and a newly released "social cost of carbon" estimate from an interagency process which provides a conservative dollar figure for the benefits of greenhouse gas reductions. ...
I've printed this one out with the good intentions of actually reading it. Click on the link at the end of this sentence to find out what they say about it at Environmental Capital.
