Sentence examples for rising fee from inspiring English sources

Dr. Hansen's proposed solution — a rising fee on carbon, with revenue returned to the public — is one that Republicans ought to find embraceable.

Solution therefore requires a rising fee on oil, gas and coal – a carbon fee collected from fossil fuel companies at the domestic mine or port of entry.

In the video, Hansen doesn't discuss his preferred mechanism for propelling a shift away from fossil fuels — a rising fee on carbon-containing fuels that is fully returned to citizens.

But instead of placing a rising fee on carbon emissions to make fossil fuels pay their true costs, leveling the energy playing field, the world's governments are forcing the public to subsidize fossil fuels with hundreds of billions of dollars per year.

There have been economic studies that show if you add a gradually rising fee to fossil fuels, by collecting a fee on fossil fuel companies at the source, the domestic mine, or port of entry, and if you distribute the money to the public, an equal amount to all legal residents, it would actually spur the economy.

"We all foolishly had such high hopes for Obama, to articulate things, to be like Roosevelt and have fireside chats to explain to the public why we need to have a rising fee on carbon in order to move to clean energy," he says.

Everyone complained bitterly about rising fees.

Costs have escalated because of rising fees and additional costs such as maintenance, cleaning and catering.

The austerity budget is fraying at the edges, amid strikes and protests over layoffs and rising fees.

In an era of rising fees and falling numbers, student voice is heralded as something of a panacea.

With rising fees and heightened living costs, students are now looking to the digital world to find cheaper course materials.