RT @WAPolicyGreen: A low-carbon fuel standard costs 20X as much as other CO2-reducing projects. Wasting 95% of funding is not a serious cl…
Cyndy Jacobsen
@cyndy_jacobsen · WA · H
Posts12
Engagement52
Voting-record position-0.126
CoverageFeb 27, 2021 to Mar 27, 2022
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RT @WAPolicyGreen: The low-carbon fuel standard is perhaps the most fiscally and environmentally irresponsible climate policy in America.…
RT @CityofPuyallup: We have a High Heat Risk warning for our area starting Saturday, June 26, 2021 through Monday June 28, 2021. Remember t…
RT @PeterAbbarno: Are you watching the Low-Carbon Fuel Standards debate in the state House? LCFS increases the cost of gasoline by over 50…
RT @ShaunPTyson: @ezralevant Ruminant animals have a real niche in the carbon cycle. A lot of people think that they<U+2019>re contributing to glo<U+2026>
The clean fuel programs in Oregon, California, and British Columbia reduce carbon at a cost that is 29 times the cost of carbon reduction programs in the private sector. We do not need to see our gas prices go up 57 cents a gallon to achieve carbon reduction. https://t.co/0LSWU98rBU
@haagsolutions @WaHouseGOP It’s complicated. Folks must buy carbon credits. Overall, the cost of this program will be 150 to 225 dollars per metric ton of co2 removal. The private sector can do the same for about 3% of the cost. The likely increase at the pump is predicted to be somewhere over$ .50 gallon.