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Half Changed World Half Changed World dc mom/policy wonk's musings on work, parenthood, gender, politics, and the rest of life NOTE: This is an archived site for the Blog I kept, 2004-2012. I'm not ready to let it go dark, but have moved it to a static archive, so comments will no longer work. Carbon tax January 6th, 2013 Can someone explain to me why the folks who are organizing around climate change (like 350.org )  are so focused on getting colleges to divest from energy companies and aren’t pushing for a carbon tax?  Over vacation, I finally read Bill McKibben’s Rolling Stone article in which he goes through the math of climate change (bottom line: we’re in deep trouble), and was mostly convinced that the changes we’re making now are just not going to have enough impact fast enough to really make the difference.  But I don’t see divestment moving the needle any faster. And I do think that right now, there’s a strong case to be made that we should be looking to...

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