Opinions from Oberlin College's alumni

Richard N. Cooper, American economist, policy adviser, and academic

Levying a charge on CO2 raises the price of CO2-emitting activities,including fossil fuel use, and thus is the most direct method of influencing consumer and industrial behavior on a world-wide scale.

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Opinions from Oberlin College's alumni

Richard N. Cooper, American economist, policy adviser, and academic

Diona Reasonover, American actor and television actor

Judy Kuhn, American actress and singer

Lena Dunham, American television producer and writer

Paul Pierson, American political scientist

Jerry Greenfield, American businessman

Tamara Cofman Wittes, U. s. government civil servant

Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, American mayor

Michelle Malkin, Author, journalist

Yvette Clarke, American politician