Putting a Price on Carbon: A Bipartisan Opportunity?

Hopes are high with the new administration and its renewed focus on climate that the myriad Carbon initiatives mushrooming worldwide will get a much-needed boost in terms of meaningful attention and commitment. But given the complexity of carbon measurement, tracking and markets, are we at the point where we can put a realistic and widely agreed-upon price on Carbon? And does cracking the code on Carbon represent a long-awaited opportunity for true bipartisan cooperation? To help answer these questions and others, we are joined by: James Glueck, former Staff Director at U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry Jody Longshore, Vice President of Sales, Marketing and Sustainability, Sentera Carter Williams, CEO, iSelect Fund Moderator: Paul Noglows, Executive Producer, Crusonia