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When carbon tax credit schemes backfire

OCT 01, 2008
Physics Today
Wall Street Journal : In 1991, Norway became one of the first countries in the world to impose a stiff tax on harmful greenhouse gas emissions. Since then, the country’s emissions should have dropped. Instead, they have risen by 15%.
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