The Clean Heat Standard is too complicated to implement
Nearly a year after passage the most basic concepts around “the plan” remain unaddressed.
The Clean Heat Standard (CHS), the “Rube Goldberg” carbon tax on home heating fuels, became law almost a year ago over the veto of Governor Scott. The Democrat/Progressive supermajority that passed the CHS did so without providing – or even considering in any significant detail – how it would work or what it would cost. Instead, they kicked that can int…
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