Door open for Senate agreement on carbon border policy, Cramer says

There is potential in the Senate for a bipartisan climate agreement that could include a carbon border adjustment mechanism without domestic carbon pricing, Sen. Kevin Cramer (R-ND), a Republican leader on climate issues, said this week. “If there's going to be any type of agreement among this group, it's likely going to be some form of a carbon border adjustment,” Cramer said on Wednesday during a webinar hosted by the Climate Leadership Council’s Center for Climate and Trade. He added...