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How it Works <br />©Carbon Fee <br />This policy puts a fee on fossil fuels like coal, oil, and gas. It starts low, and grows over <br />time. <br />®Carbon Dividend <br />The money collected from the carbon fee is allocated in equal shares every month to <br />the American people to spend as they see fit. <br />®Border Carbon Adjustment <br />To protect U.S. manufacturers and jobs, imported goods will pay a border carbon <br />adjustment, and goods exported from the United States will receive a refund under <br />this policy. <br />ORegulatory Adjustment <br />This policy preserves effective current regulations, like auto mileage standards, but <br />pauses the EPA authority to regulate the CO2 and equivalent emissions covered by <br />the fee, for the first 10 years after the policy is enacted. If emission targets are not <br />being met after 10 years, Congress gives clear direction to the EPA to regulate <br />those emissions to meet those targets. The pause does not impact EPA regulations <br />related to water quality, air quality, health or other issues. This policy's price on <br />pollution will lower carbon emissions far more than existing and pending EPA <br />regulations. <br />See Sponsors List & Learn More <br />Go to energyinnovationact.org to learn more about the Energy Innovation & Carbon Dividend Act. <br />Support the Bill <br />Go to cclusa.org/energy-innovation-actto contact your Congressional Representative <br />(L Citizens' Climate Lobby <br />
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