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Posted December 14. 2017 2:38PM

No Paris climate accord? No problem, bloc of states with carbon tax says

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The program has also sent $2.8 billion back to the states, money that has funded a range of environmental programs, including energy efficiency upgrades at a middle school and library in Massachusetts, expansion of solar power in New York, and green measures at a brewery in New Hampshire.


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