Data for: Carbon Captured: How Business and Labor Control Climate Politics
This data project has been published in parallel to Mildenberger, M. 2020. Carbon Captured: How Business and Labor Control Climate Politics (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press). In this book, I advance a new theory to explain cross-national differences in the timing and content of climate reforms across advanced industrial economies. This book seeks to make the sources of its inferences as transparent as possible. In doing so it draws from best practices outlined by the American Political Science Association in its 2012 Council Statement on Openness in Political Science and in a 2013 Guideline for Data Access and Research Transparency for Qualitative Research in Political Science. This data project and its associated Transparency Appendix (TRAX) are key components of this effort. Where permitted by copyright, the data project provides digital copies of grey literatures, policy documents, and media reports referenced in the book or in the book's Transparency Appendix. Where copyright issues are involved (e.g. with respect to news clippings) I instead provide permanent web archives for each of these media clippings using the perma.cc service.
Mildenberger, M. (2020). Carbon captured: How business and labor control climate politics. MIT Press.
Yale Center for Business and the Environment
Transparency Appendix (TRAX) to accompany publication of book manuscript
Web archives links for media clippings referenced in the book and supplemental footnotes
Chapter 1: Footnotes 2, 3; Environmental Protection Agency. Transcript of Public Hearing on Proposed Clean Power Plan for Existing Power Plants, 900 am to 536 pm. Thursday 31 July 2014. Room B. William S. Moorhead Building, Pittsburgh, PA
Chapter 3: Footnotes 15, 19S, 20S; Norwegian Official Report (Norges Offentlige Utredninger) 1996-9. Grønne skatter—en politikk for bedre miljø og hoy sysselsetting
Chapter 3: Footnotes 18, 21, 25, 29; Bernt Lund, “Grønne skatter—et klimapolitisk virkemiddel.” Commentary published online by Besteforeldre mot Global Oppvarming (Grandparents Against Global Warming)
Chapter 3: Footnote 19; Government of Norway, “Mandate for a New Green Tax Commission,” 2014,
Chapter 3: Footnote 23; Bernt Lund, “Grønne hår i suppa,” Natur & Miljø Bulletin, Naturvernforbundet, Oslo
Chapter 3: Footnotes 28S, 29; Norwegian Ministry of Finance. St.prp. nr. 54 (1997-98). “Grønne skatter”
Chapter 3: Footnote 36; Norwegian Official Report (Norges Offentlige Utredninger). “Et kvotesystem for klimagasser,” A Report of the Quota Commission 2000- 1
Chapter 3: Footnote 38; Naturkraft, “Om gasskraftwerk” http--www.naturkraft.no-om-gasskraftverk-
Chapter 3: Footnote 43; LO, Minutes from the 29th Congress [Referat fra den 29 ordinære kongress, Kongressens vedtak 1997], Oslo, May 10–16, 1997
Chapter 3: Footnote 46; Norwegian Ministry of Oil and Energy, “Naturkraft askonsesjon for bygging og drift av gasskraftverk på Kårstø og kollsnes—handsaming av klagesaka,” press release, June 5, 1997
Chapter 3: Footnote 83S; Letter from NHO to the Norwegian Environment Ministry. 15 January 2008. “Norway’s National Allocation Plan for the emissions trading system in 2008-2012 - comments from the Norwegian Confederation of Enterprise.”
Chapter 3: Footnote 81S, 142S; Riksrevisjonen [Office of the Auditor General of Norway]. The Office of the Auditor General’s investigation into target achievement in climate policy. Document 3-5 (2009-2010). 15 April 2010
Chapter 3: Footnote 83; Government of Norway. “Norwegian National Allocation Plan for the Emissions Trading System in 2008–2012.” Technical Paper, March 2008
Chapter 3: Footnote 84; EFTA Surveillance Authority Decision of 16 July 2008, Case 62345, Event No 483630, Dec No 504-08-Col
Chapter 3: Footnote 86; Letter from Norwegian Ministry of the Environment to EFTA Surveillance Authority 30 May 2008
Chapter 3: Footnotes 87, 88, 157; Norwegian Klima og- Miljødepartementet. “Endringer i klimakvoteloven” Prop. 68 (2011-12)
Chapter 3: Footnote 100; Norwegian Ministry of Oil and Energy, An Industry for the Future—Norway’s Petroleum Activities, White Paper to the Norwegian Parliament, Melding til Stortinget no. 28 (2010¬–2011), June 24, 2011
Chapter 3: Footnote 102; Statistisk Sentralbyrå Climate Policies in a Fossil Fuel Producing Country- Demand Versus Supply Side Policies, Discussion Paper 747, Oslo
Chapter 3: Footnote 106; Report No. 34 to the Storting (2006-2007)- Norwegian Climate Policy. 22 June 2007
Chapter 3: Footnote 107; Press release from Conservative, Christian Democrat, and Venstre parties, “Vedlagt klimapolitisk plattform,” November 8, 2007.doc
Chapter 3: Footnote 119; Labor, Socialist Left, Conservatives, Christian Democrats, Liberals and Centers. Avtale om klimameldingen [Agreement on the Climate Report], January 17, 2008
Chapter 3: Footnote 123, 125; Norwegian Climate and Pollution Agency, Climate Cure 2020- Measures and Instruments for Achieving Norwegian Climate Goals by 2020, TA 2678-2000
Chapter 3: Footnotes 127, 128S, 129; Confederation of Norwegian Enterprise (NHO), Industry’s Climate Action Plan- Norwegian Climate Policy—Time for Action, December 2009
Chapter 3: Footnote 132; Office of the Prime Minister of Norway, “New Policy Platform for the Red–Green Coalition Government,” Press Release No. 156-09, October 13, 2009
Chapter 3: Footnote 134; Norwegian Government Press Release No. 53-2012, “Offensiv klimamelding,” April 25, 2012
Chapter 3: Footnote 137S; Norwegian government Press Release. “Climate Agreement passed in Parliament.” 11 June 2012
Chapter 3: Footnote 144; LO and Arbeiderpartiet, Ta naturgassen i bruk! [Use the natural gas!], Report of the Henriksen Committee, July 2001
Chapter 3: Footnote 148; Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg’s New Year’s Address, January 1, 2007
Chapter 3: Footnote 149S; Bellona. “Mongstad hearing in Norwegian parliament underway.” 21 January 2014
Chapter 3: Footnote 149; Riksrevisjonen, Riksrevisjonens undersøkelse av statens arbeid med CO2-håndtering, Dokument 3-14 (2012–2013), September 17, 2013
Chapter 3: Footnote 153; Thema Consulting Group, “Future at Peril- Power Intensive Industry & EU ETS,” TCG Insight Nr 1–2012, Oslo
Chapter 3: Footnote 154; Directive 2009-29-EC OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL
Chapter 4: Footnote 1; European Parliament Resolution RC-B5–0267-2001, “European Parliament Resolution on the Kyoto Conference Objectives,” April 4, 2001
Chapter 4: Footnote 4; Testimony of Roger Revelle, US Congress, House 84 H1526–5, Committee on Appropriations, Hearings on Second Supplemental Appropriation Bill (1956)
Chapter 4: Footnote 5S; President Lyndon B. Johnson. “Special Message to the Congress on Conservation and Restoration of Natural Beauty.” February 8, 1965
Chapter 4: Footnote 5S; Daniel P Moynihan to John Ehrlichman, September 17, 1969, folder E [03-13-1969 - 11-12-1969] Nixon Presidential Archive
Chapter 4: Footnote 5S; White House. Restoring the Quality of Our Environment. Report of the Environmental Pollution Panel. Presidential Science Advisory Panel. November 1965
Chapter 4: Footnote 7; US Environmental Protection Agency, Can We Delay a Greenhouse Warming, September 1983
Chapter 4: Footnote 8; API, Letter from President Jack Gerard to Members of Congress, June 23, 2009
Chapter 4: Footnotes 11, 17; George H. W. Bush, campaign speech delivered August 31, 1988 in Erie Metropark, Michigan.mp4
Chapter 4: Footnote 14S; Remarks by Secretary Baker Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change at the Department of State on January 30, 1989
Chapter 4, Footnote 23S; Public Law 102-486–Oct 24, 1992, Title XVI - Global Climate Change
Chapter 4: Footnote 24; Bush-Quayle Campaign, “Bill Clinton Will Raise Your Taxes,” Backgrounder - ssues Office, October 22, 1992
Chapter 4: Footnote 27; S. 201 (102nd Congress), World Environmental Policy Act of 1991
Chapter 4: Footnote 28; S.2668 - Global Climate Protection Act 102nd Congress (1991-1992)
Chapter 4: Footnote 35; Clinton, “Remarks on Earth Day,” April 21, 1993
Chapter 4: Footnote 38, 66, 70S; Memorandum to Republican Members Re- Talking Points on Clinton Tax Proposals, Committee on Ways and Means, May 5, 1993
Chapter 4: Footnote 38S, 40S, 43; Office of Tax Policy, Department of the Treasury. “The Administration’s Modified BTU Energy Tax Proposal.” April 1993. R Michel Papers. Karen Buttaro Files Box 2
Chapter 4: Footnote 38; Memorandum from Bill Pitts, Republican Leader Group re- Energy Taxes, January 25, 1993, Robert H. Michel Collection, KB15, Dirksen Congressional Research Center, Pekin, IL
Chapter 4: Footnote 39; William Jefferson Clinton, “Address before a Joint Session of Congress on Administration Goals,” February 17, 1993.
Chapter 4: Footnote 41; White House Briefing Paper, “Broad-based Energy Tax,” February 2, 1993, Robert H. Michel Collection, KB2
Chapter 4: Footnote 48, 63; Memorandum from Jeff White, Alliance Against a Carbon Tax, February 11, 1993, Congressman Philip R. Sharp Papers, 1970–1994, Ball State University Archives, Muncie, IN
Chapter 4: Footnote 48; Note from Jeff White, Alliance Against a Carbon Tax on Friday 8 January [1993] Meeting, Congressman Philip R. Sharp Papers, 1970–1994, Ball State University Archives, Muncie, IN
Chapter 4: Footnote 50; Testimony of Jerry Jasinowski, National Association of Manufacturers before the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, United States Senate, February 25, 1993, Robert H. Michel Collection, KB2
Chapter 4: Footnote 51; Martin Kasindorf, “Stirring Up the Grassroots for Industry,” Newsday, March 8, 1993 - as put into the Senate Congressional Record, Monday 3 October 1994
Chapter 4: Footnote 51; Peter Stone, “The Cultivation of Grass Roots,” The Plain Dealer, April 11, 2013 - as put into the Senate Congressional Record, Monday 3 October 1994
Chapter 4: Footnote 54; Statement of the American Farm Bureau Federation, May 5, 1993, Robert H. Michel Collection, KB2
Chapter 4: Footnote 56, 56S; Affordable Energy Alliance, BTU Briefing Book, May 14, 1993, Robert H. Michel Collection, KB2
Chapter 4: Footnote 56, 74; Letter from Cecil Roberts, president of the United Mine Workers of America, May 27 2008, Congressional Record 154, no. 93 (June 6, 2008)- S5339
Chapter 4: Footnote 56S; American Petroleum Institute. “Clinton Administration’s Energy Tax.” n.d. R Michel Papers. Karen Buttaro Files Box 2, Dirksen Congressional Research Center, Pekin, IL
Chapter 4: Footnote 57; Faxed memorandum from Illinois Farm Bureau to office of Congressman Robert Michel, May 24, 1993, Robert H. Michel Collection, KB15
Chapter 4: Footnote 58; Memorandum from Meredith Kincaid to Indiana Congressional Delegation re- Energy Tax Impact on Farmers, May 24, 1993, Congressman Philip R. Sharp Papers, 1970–1994.
Chapter 4: Footnote 59S; Paul Merski. “Clinton’s BTU Tax to Drain Energy From Families and the Economy. Capitol Comment No. 90, 13 April 1993. Citizens for a Sound Economy. R Michel Papers. Karen Buttaro Files Box 2
Chapter 4: Footnote 60; The Business Council’s Views on the President’s Economic Package, Remarks by Gerald Alderson before the Committee on Ways and Means, US House of Representatives, March 23, 1993, Robert H. Michel Collection, KB2
Chapter 4: Footnote 61S; Testimony of the American Public Power Association before House Ways and Means Committee. 23 March 1993. R Michel Papers. Karen Buttaro Files Box 2, Dirksen Congressional Research Center, Pekin, IL.
Chapter 4: Footnote 61S; Testimony of the Honorable Dennis Nagel, Chairperson United States House of Representatives Committee on Ways and Means_19930323
Chapter 4: Footnote 61; Rick Wartzman, “Treasury Plans a Campaign for Energy Tax,” Wall Street Journal, March 15, 1993
Chapter 4: Footnote 62; Alliance to Save Energy, “Savings from Low-Cost Energy Efficiency Measures Can Offset the BTU Tax for Average Households,” Congressman Philip R. Sharp Papers, 1970–1994
Chapter 4: Footnote 63; US Senate Republican Policy Committee Clinton’s Energy Tax- What Every Taxpayer Should Know, May 14 1993, Robert H. Michel Collection, KB2
Chapter 4: Footnote 66; House Republican Policy Committee, Statement of Republican Policy on the BTU Tax, April 29, 1993, Robert H. Michel Collection, KB2
Chapter 4: Footnote 66; Testimony of Ellen Roy on behalf of the National Independent Energy Producers before committee on Ways and Means_19930323
Chapter 4: Footnote 67; Testimony of Congressman Phil Sharp to Budget Committee of US House of Representatives, March 5, 1993. Congressman Philip R. Sharp Papers, 1970–1994
Chapter 4: Footnote 68; Letter from Sen. Johnston to Sen. Patrick Moynihan, March 23, 1993, Robert H. Michel Collection, KB2
Chapter 4: Footnote 71; API, “Reject Special Treatment for Ethanol,” n.d., Robert H. Michel Collection, KB2
Chapter 4: Footnote 74; American Farm Bureau Federation, “Panels Approve Tax Hike, Agriculture Spending Cuts,” Farm Bureau News 72 (20), May 17, 1993, Robert H. Michel Collection, KB2
Chapter 4: Footnote 75; Letter from Alan Reuther, Legislative Director for the United Auto Workers dated June 2, 2008, Congressional Record 154, no. 93 (June 6, 2008)- S5340
Chapter 4: Footnote 76S; Letter to Republican legislators from Office of the Republican Leader Bob Michel. 19 May 1993. R Michel Papers. Karen Buttaro Files Box 2, Dirksen Congressional Research Center, Pekin, IL
Chapter 4: Footnote 82S; Memorandum to the President and Vice-President from Katie McGinty. “Climate change action plan.” 8 October 1993. Domestic Policy Council, Carol Rasco, and Subject Series. Clinton Digital Library
Chapter 4: Footnote 82S; White House. “The Climate Change Action Plan.” October 1993
Chapter 4: Footnote 84, 85, 86, 87, 89; Memorandum for the President on Climate Change Recommendations October 18, 1997. Clinton Presidential Records
Chapter 4: Footnote 90; William Jefferson Clinton, “Remarks at the National Geographic Society,” October 22, 1997
Chapter 4: Footnote 93; Industrial Union Division-AFL-CIO, “IUD Resolution on UN Climate Change Negotiations,” November 13, 1996
Chapter 4: Footnote 95; S. Res. 98 (105th Congress)
Chapter 4: Footnote 99S; Executive Order 12902 of 8 March 1994. “Energy efficiency and water conservation at federal facilities.” Federal Register Vol. 59, No. 47. 10 March 1994
Chapter 4: Footnote 99; Executive Order 13123 of 3 June 1999. “Greening the government through efficient energy management.” Federal Register- Presidential Documents. Vol. 64 No. 109, 8 June 1999
Chapter 4: Footnote 100; Transcript of Congressional Hearing for Departments of Veterans Affairs and Housing and Urban Development, and Independent Agencies. 10 March 1998.
Chapter 4: Footnote 101; Chapter 5, Footnote 26S; Memorandum from Jonathan Z. Cannon, EPA General Counsel, to Carol M. Browner, EPA Administrator, EPA's Authority to Regulate Pollutants Emitted by Electric Power Generation Sources (April 10, 1998)
Chapter 4: Footnote 102S; Commission on Presidential Debates. “October 11, 2000 Debate Transcript.” Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
Chapter 4: Footnote 103; Speech by George W. Bush. “A comprehensive national energy policy.” 29 September 2000. Saginaw, Michigan
Chapter 4: Footnote 109; President George W. Bush, “Letter to Members of the Senate on the Kyoto Protocol and Climate Change,” March 13, 2001
Chapter 4: Footnote 112; Speech by President George W. Bush at NOAA, “President Announced Clear Skies & Global Climate Change Initiatives,” February 14, 2002
Chapter 4: Footnote 117; White House Office of the Press Secretary, “President Bush Discusses Global Climate Change,” June 11, 2001.
Chapter 4: Footnote 118S, 120; Letter from Rick Piltz to US Climate Change Science Program agency principals. “On issues of concern about the governance and direction of the Climate Change Science Program. 1 June 2005
Chapter 4: Footnote 119S; Center for Biological Diversity et al. v. Dr. William Brennan et al. United States District Court Northern District of California. No. C 06-7062 SBA. Filed 21 August 2007
Chapter 4: Footnote 119S; US Government Accountability Office. Letter to Senator John McCain and Senator John Kerry. Climate Change Assessment_20050414
Chapter 4: Footnote 125S; S. 139 (108th)- Climate Stewardship Act of 2003
Chapter 4: Footnote 131; Fax from American Farm Bureau, National Association of Manufacturers, and U.S. Chamber of Commerce to James Inhofe, June 1, 2004, re- Climate Stewardship Act, S.139,” Voinovich Collections, Ohio University
Chapter 4: Footnote 136; S.Amdt.866 to H.R.6. [Energy Policy Act of 2005]
Chapter 4: Footnote 137; US EPA, Inventory of U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Sinks- 1990–2005 (2007).
Chapter 4: Footnote 204; US Environmental Protection Agency, “EPA to Hold Public Listening Sessions on Reducing Carbon Pollution from Existing Power Plants,” press release, September 30, 2013
Chapter 5: Footnote 3S; Statement of Kevin J. Fay Executive Director, International Climate Change Partnership before the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works. 3 June 1999
Chapter 5: Footnote 3S; International Climate Change Partnership. “ICCP supports U.S. call for long-term focus on climate change issue.” Press Release. 17 July 1996
Chapter 5: Footnote 3S; S.547. Credit for Voluntary Reductions Act (106th Congress).
Chapter 5: Footnote 5S; Jimmy Carter. “The Environment Message to the Congress.” 23 May 1977
Chapter 5: Footnote 6; Office of the Governor of California, “Executive order S-3–05.” June 1, 2005.
Chapter 5: Footnote 12, 13; USCAP, “A Call for Action Consensus Principles and Recommendations from the US Climate Action Partnership- A Business and NGO Partnership,” January 2007
Chapter 5: Footnote 14, 15, 43S; S. Hrg. 110–992 (110th Congress), “The US Climate Action Report,” hearing before the Committee on Environment and Public Works, February 13, 2007.
Chapter 5: Footnote 20; United Steelworkers, Securing Our Children’s World, June 1, 2006
Chapter 5: Footnote 25, 26S; International Centre for Technology Assessment and others_Petition_19991020
Chapter 5: Footnote 26S; George Wilkenfeld, Clive Hamilton and Hugh Saddler. Australias greenhouse strategy- Can the future be rescuedThe Australia Institute Discussion Paper No. 3, February 1995
Chapter 5: Footnote 27S; International Center for Technology Assessment et al. v. Whitman, First Amended Complaint for Declaratory Relief. 5 December 2002
Chapter 5: Footnote 27; EPA Press Release “EPA denies petition to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from motor vehicles.” 28 August 2003
Chapter 5: Footnote 28; Massachusetts v. EPA
Chapter 5: Footnote 30; Press Release of the Minister for Environment, Sports and Territories, “Financial Review- Greenhouse Story Is Incorrect,” January 18, 1995
Chapter 5: Footnote 32; Press Release of the Minister for Environment, Sports and Territories, Senator John Faulkner, “Transcript of Doorstop on Greenhouse,” March 1, 1995
Chapter 5: Footnote 35; White House, “Executive Order Cooperation among Agencies in Protecting the Environment with Respect to Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Motor Vehicles, Nonroad Vehicles, and Nonroad Engines,” May 14, 2007
Chapter 5: Footnote 36S; Environmental Defense Fund. “Environmental Defense welcomes strengthened Lieberman-McCain global warming bill.” Press Release. 11 January 2007
Chapter 5: Footnote 46S; Pew Center for Global Climate Change. Senate Greenhouse Gas Cap-And-Trade Proposals
Chapter 5: Footnote 52, 85; S. Hrg. 110–12 (110th Congress)- “Senator’s Perspectives on Global Warming,” hearing before the Committee on Environment and Public Works, January 30, 2007
Chapter 5: Footnote 52; US Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, “Bingaman, Specter on New Climate Change Recommendations,” press release, April 19, 2007
Chapter 5: Footnote 53S; National Commission on Energy Policy. Ending the energy stalemate- A bipartisan strategy to meet America’s energy challenges. Summary of Recommendations. December 2004
Chapter 5: Footnote 53S; US Chamber of Commerce. Letter to the members of the US Senate. “Key Vote Letter on H.R. 6, the Energy Policy Act of 2005.” 21 June 2005
Chapter 5: Footnote 54; NCEP, Energy Policy Recommendations to the President and the 110th Congress, August 2007
Chapter 5: Footnote 59; Letter to Bettina Poirer, David McIntosh, Chelsea Maxwell, Jonathan Black, Tom Dower, and Joellen Darcy from Jason Grumet, NCEP and Tim Profeta, Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions, April 7, 2008
Chapter 5: Footnote 60; US Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works, Senator Boxer and Environmental Leaders Press Conference on Urgent Need to Address Global Warming, press release, March 12, 2008
Chapter 5: Footnote 61; Defenders of Wildlife et al., Letter to Members of the Environment and Public Works Committee, November 15,2007
Chapter 5: Footnote 62; Nathaniel Keohane and Peter Goldmark, What Will It Cost Us to Protect Ourselves from Global Warming Environmental Defense Fund, 2008
Chapter 5: Footnote 63; Friends of the Earth, “Friends of the Earth Statement on the Lieberman-Warner Substitute,” media release, May 21, 2008
Chapter 5: Footnote 64; Guest essay for grist.com by Carl Pope, executive director of the Sierra Club, “Carl Pope of the Sierra Club Lays Out a Blueprint for an Effective Climate Bill,” February 15, 2008
Chapter 5: Footnote 65S; Brent Yacobucci and Larry Parker. “Climate change- Comparison of S. 2191 as reported (now S. 3036) with proposed Boxer amendment.” CRS Report for Congress. Order Code RL 34515. 30 May 2008
Chapter 5: Footnote 65; Letter from Senator Barbara Boxer to members of the US Senate, May 16, 2008
Chapter 5: Footnote 71; Letter to Senators Harry Reid and Barbara Boxer dated June 6, 2008 from Senators Debbie Stabenow, Jay Rockefeller, Carl Levin
Chapter 5: Footnote 72; Senate Hearing 110-1233 on America’s Climate Security Act of 2007, S. 2191. November 8, 13, and 15, 2007
Chapter 5: Footnote 73; Letter to Senator Barbara Boxer from William Samuel, Director, Department of Legislation, AFL-CIO, November 5, 2007
Chapter 5: Footnote 77; Charles River Associates, Economic Analysis of the Lieberman-Warner Climate Security Act of 2007, April 8 2008
Chapter 5: Footnote 77; Science Applications International Corporation, Analysis of the Lieberman-Warner Climate Security Act (S. 2191) using the National Energy Modeling System (NEMS0-ACCF-NAM)
Chapter 5: Footnote 78; US Chamber of Commerce, Letter Opposing the Manager’s Amendment to S. 3036, the “Lieberman-Warner Climate Security Act of 2008,” June 3, 2008
Chapter 5: Footnote 79; US Chamber of Commerce, Wake Up to Climate Legislation video.mp4
Chapter 5: Footnote 80; Letter from the Jay Timmons, executive vice-president of the National Association of Manufacturers, June 3, 2008, Congressional Record 154, no. 93 (June 6, 2008)- S5339
Chapter 5: Footnote 81; Letter from Bob Stallman, Farm Bureau, dated May 30, 2008, Congressional Record 154, no. 93 (June 6, 2008)- S5339
Chapter 5: Footnote 84; Multigroup stakeholder letter to members of the US Senate, June 2, 2008
Chapter 5: Footnote 87S; International Brotherhood of Boilermakers. “McCain’s climate change stance will cost Boilermakers jobs.” 17 June 2008
Chapter 5: Footnote 87; White House. Statement of Administration Policy- S. 3036 - Lieberman-Warner Climate Security Act. 2 June 2008
Chapter 5: Footnote 91; Transcript of Republican presidential debate in Boca Raton, Florida. 24 January 2008
Chapter 5: Footnote 92; Leaked audio from SF Chronicle Interview - Obama on building coal plants in the United States.mp4
Chapter 5: Footnote 94; Commission on Presidential Debates, “October 7, 2008 Debate Transcript,” Nashville, Tennessee
Chapter 5: Footnote 94; Commission on Presidential Debates, “October 15, 2008 Debate Transcript,” Hempstead, New York
Chapter 5: Footnote 95; The Office of the President-Elect, “President-elect Barack Obama to Deliver Taped Greeting to Bi-partisan Governors Climate Summit,” press release, November 18, 2008
Chapter 5: Footnote 96; President Barack Obama, “Address Before a Joint Session of the Congress,” February 24, 2009
Chapter 5: Footnote 99; Memorandum from John Dingell and Rick Boucher to members of the Energy and Commerce Committee, “Climate Change Discussion Draft Legislation,” October 7, 2008
Chapter 5: Footnote 108; United States Climate Action Partnership (USCAP), “A Blueprint for Legislative Action- Consensus Recommendations for US Climate Protection Legislation,” January 2009
Chapter 5: Footnote 111: Edison Electric Institute, “EEI Global Climate Change Points of Agreement,” January 14, 2009
Chapter 5: Footnote 115; White House Office of the Press Secretary, “Remarks by the President at the Business Roundtable,” March 12, 2009, St. Regis Hotel, Washington, DC
Chapter 5: Footnote 116S; AFL-CIO. “Statement on Energy Jobs.” Executive Council Statement. 26 February 2013
Chapter 5: Footnote 127; C-SPAN, Representative Rick Boucher on Energy Legislation, May 20, 2009
Chapter 5: Footnote 129; American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity, ACCCE Statement in Regards to the Passage of the American Clean Energy and Security Act, press release, June 26, 2009
Chapter 5: Footnote 131S; BBC Research & Consulting. “Employment and Other Economic Benefits from Advanced Coal Electric Generation with Carbon Capture and Storage.” February 2009
Chapter 5: Footnote 133; Exelon, Form 10-Q, Quarterly Report Pursuant to Section 13 or 15(d) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, for the Quarterly Period Ended September 30, 2009.
Chapter 5: Footnote 143S; Congressional Budget Office. Cost estimate for H.R. 2454 American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009. As ordered reported by the House Committee on Energy and Commerce on May 21, 2009. 5 June 2009
Chapter 5: Footnote 147; Strategy memo from Republican Senate EPW staff to House, Senate energy-environment staff. “Re- A Strategy for Climate Change- Consumers vs. Big Business.” 14 May 2009
Chapter 5: Footnote 150; US EPA Office of Atmospheric Programs, “EPA Analysis of the American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009 H.R. 2454 in the 111th Congress,” June 23, 2009
Chapter 5: Footnote 151; Center for Public Integrity, “Tally of Interests on Climate Bill Tops a Thousand,” August 10, 2009
Chapter 5: Footnote 152; Center for Public Integrity, “Southern Company Dominates the Climate Lobbying Scene,” July 1, 2009
Chapter 5: Footnote 161; Copy of email from API—obtained by Greenpeace—August 2009
Chapter 5: Footnote 163; NAM and NFIB, “NFIB Launch Media Campaign Opposing Waxman-Markey Climate Change Bill,” press release, August 28, 2009
Chapter 5: Footnote 164; Farm Bureau - Don't CAP Our Future - About, Facebook Page
Chapter 5: Footnote 167; Brownstein Ronald 2010 GOP's New Senate Class Could Be Conservative Vanguard -Archived copy
Chapter 5: Footnote 168; Greenpeace USA, “Greenpeace- Waxman-Markey Climate Change Bill Not Strong Enough to Stop Global Warming,” May 16, 2009
Chapter 5: Footnote 171; USCAP, “USCAP Statement on Passage of the American Clean Energy Security Act,” press release, May 21, 2009
Chapter 5: Footnote 193; White House. “Presidential Memorandum – EPA Waiver.” Memorandum for The Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency from President Barack Obama. 26 January 2009
Chapter 5: Footnote 194; EPA, “United States Files Clean Air Lawsuit against Westar Energy- Complaint Is Part of National Initiative to Stop Illegal Pollution from Coal-fired Power Plants,” press release, February 4, 2009
Chapter 5: Footnote 196; NAMOn the EPAs Proposed Endangerment Finding, the NAM Comments June 25 2009
Chapter 5: Footnote 198; White House Office of the Press Secretary, “President to Attend Copenhagen Climate Talks,” press release, November 25, 2009
Chapter 5: Footnote 203; Executive Office of the President, The President’s Climate Action Plan, June 2013
Chapter 5: Footnote 213; American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity, “ACCCE on Initial Review of 111(d)-EPA Carbon Emissions Rule Misses the Mark,” press release, June 2, 2014
Chapter 5: Footnote 215; US Chamber of Commerce, Assessing the Impact of Potential New Carbon Regulations in the United States. Washington, DC- Institute for 21st Century Energy, 2014
Chapter 5: Footnote 216; Letter from Business and Innovative Climate and Energy Policy (BICEP) group to President Obama, June 2, 2014
Chapter 5: Footnote 223; IBB, “EPA Rules Will Not Effectively Impact World Climate Change”
Chapter 5: Footnote 223; IBEW, “IBEW to Speak Out against EPA Carbon Emission Rule,” press release, July 28, 2014
Chapter 5: Footnote 223; UMWA, “EPA Existing Source Emissions Rule Puts American Jobs at Risk, Does Nothing to Address Climate Change,” press release, June 2, 2014
Chapter 5: Footnote 228; Laborer’s International Union of North America, “LIUNA leaves BlueGreen Alliance,” January 20, 2012
Chapter 6: Footnote 1; Australian Bureau of Statistics, History of Coal Mining, Year Book of Australia 1910
Chapter 6: Footnote 3; Sinclair Davidson and Ashton de Silva, “The Australian Coal Industry—Adding Value to the Australian Economy,” April 2013, unpublished report
Chapter 6: Footnote 20S; Government of Australia. Our Country, Our Future. Statement on the Environment by the Hon. R.J.L. Hawke, A.C., Prime Minister of Australia. July 1989
Chapter 6: Footnote 21S; Joint Statement by Ministers Ros Kelly and John Kerin. Government sets targets for reductions in greenhouse gases_19901011
Chapter 6: Footnote 28; Ecologically Sustainable Development Steering Committee, National Strategy for Ecologically Sustainable Development, December 1992. Part 3- chapter 20, “Pricing and Taxation.”
Chapter 6: Footnote 35; AM [ABC Radio Program]. “Opposition by the mining industry to proposal for a carbon tax.” 8 February 1995 [Transcript from Australia Parliamentary Archives]
Chapter 6: Footnote 36; Press Release of Shadow Minister for the Environment and Heritage. “An environmental repair job needed, claims McLachlan.” 27 November 1994
Chapter 6: Footnote 37S; Green Left Weekly _ A tax by any other name _ February 15 1995
Chapter 6: Footnote 47; Australian Government Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, Statement by the Hon John Howard MP Safeguarding the Future-Australia’s Response to Climate Change. November 20, 1997
Chapter 6: Footnote 53S; Australian Government. Part 2-Expense Measures -Environment and Heritage, Budget measures- budget paper no. 2- 2005-06
Chapter 6: Footnote 61, 62S; Australian National Audit Office, The Administration of Major Programs- Australian Greenhouse Office, Audit Report No. 34 2003–04. Performance audit
Chapter 6: Footnote 61S, 62; Australian National Audit Office. Administration of Climate Change Programs. No. 26 2009-10. Performance Audit
Chapter 6: Footnote 88; Press Release of Office of the Prime Minister. “Prime Ministerial Task Group on Emissions Trading.” 10 December 2006
Chapter 6: Footnote 95S; Australian Industry Greenhouse Network. Submission to the Prime Ministerial Task Group. March 2007
Chapter 6: Footnote 95S; Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry. ACCI Submission to the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet. March 2007
Chapter 6: Footnote 95S; BlueScope Steel. Submission to the Prime Minister’s Task Group on Emissions Trading. 8 March 2007
Chapter 6: Footnote 95; Submission of the Australian Coal Association to the Prime Ministerial Task Group on Emissions Trading. March 2007
Chapter 6: Footnote 97; Australian Government, Report of the Task Group on Emissions Trading, Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, May 31, 2007
Chapter 6: Footnote 107S; Transcript of remarks by Prime Minister John Howard MP. “Address to the Liberal Party Federal Council.” The Westin Hotel, Sydney. 21 October 2007
Chapter 6: Footnote 107; Liberal Party of Australia, A Climate Resilient Future- A Clean Energy Plan for Australia, November 20, 2007 Election Policy Document
Chapter 6: Footnote 113; Transcript of Opening Remarks to the National Climate Change Summit Parliament House, Canberra, March 31, 2007, by Leader of the Labor Party Kevin Rudd
Chapter 6: Footnote 119; Department of Climate Change, Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme Green Paper, July 2008
Chapter 6: Footnote 136; ACTU, A Fair Society- Environment and Climate Change Policy, ACTU Congress, June 2-4 2009
Chapter 6: Footnote 145; Department of Climate Change, Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme- Australia’s Low Pollution Future White Paper, December 15, 2008
Chapter 6: Footnotes 162S, 163, 164S, 169S, 170; Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Program Transcript of Sarah Ferguson’s report “Malcolm and the Malcontents”, first broadcast 9 November 2009
Chapter 6: Footnote 175; Details of Proposed CPRS Changes” 24 November 2009
Chapter 6: Footnote 197; Press Release of the Australian Green Party. “Greens propose Garnaut’s interim solution to break CPRS deadlock.” 21 January 2010
Chapter 6: Footnote 208; Leader of the Opposition Tony Abbott, “Direct Action on the Environment and Climate Change,” press release, February 2, 2010
Chapter 6: Footnote 216; Government of Australia Blue Book 2010 [Redacted]
Chapter 6: Footnote 247; Coalition in Confidence, “Carbon Tax Legislation—Talking Points,” September 2011
Chapter 6: Footnote 264; Climate Change Authority, Targets and Progress Review Final Report, February 2014
Chapter 6: Footnote 276; Palmer United Party, “Palmer Saves Emissions Trading Scheme,” press release, October 30, 2014
Chapter 6: Footnote 277S; Australian Government Climate Change Authority. Carbon Farming Initiative Review Report. December 2014
Chapter 6: Footnote 277; Climate Institute, Coalition Climate Policy and the National Climate Interest Policy Brief, August 2013
Chapter 6: Footnote 277; Climate Institute, A Review of Subsidy and Carbon Price Approaches to Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction, SH43458 Emission Reduction Fund Policy Review, August 14, 2013
Chapter 6: Footnote 281; Greg Hunt and Rufus Black, “A Tax to Make Polluters Pay - The Application of Pollution Taxes within the Australian Legal System,” May 20, 1990
Chapter 7: Footnote 7; EU Commission, C(2004) 2515-2 final, July 7, 2004
Chapter 7: Footnote 8; Shaping Germanys Future- Coalition treaty between CDU-CSU and SPD
Chapter 7: Footnote 10; Swantje Küchler and Rupert Wronski, Was Strom wirklich kostet, January 2015. Forum Ökologish-Soziale Marktwirtschaft and Greenpeace Energy
Chapter 7: Footnote 27; Jason Dion, David Sawyer, and Philip Gass, A Climate Gift or a Lump of Coal International Institute for Sustainable Development_20140918
Chapter 8: Footnote 6; White House Office of the Press Secretary, “U.S.-China Joint Announcement on Climate Change,” November 11, 2014
Chapter 8: Footnote 8; Letter from Sean McGarvey, President of North America’s Building Trades Unions to Richard Trumka, President of AFL-CIO, Septmeber 14, 2016