An interesting post arguing that libertarians should support a carbon tax.
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It says libertarians support the “standard scientific evidence of global warming” or something like that. I didn’t realize libertarians unequivocally support that.
Some do and some don’t. I think most do but the typical libertarian solution is that the market should solve it, not taxes.
Shaun – Thanks for the link.
killerj – What I wrote was, “libertarians who believe the basic claims of the standard scientific view on global warming should support” the policy I outlined; I am aware that some libertarians question the standard scientific view, and that’s why I included that proviso, but their questioning it has no logical connection with their libertarianism. There is no reason why one cannot be a libertarian and believe in global warming; global warming is a matter of fact, whereas libertarianism is a matter of value.