> A large majority of Americans support adding a revenue-neutral carbon tax Citation please? And how much of that is "stated preference" vs "revealed preferenc

> A large majority of Americans support adding a revenue-neutral carbon tax Citation please? And how much of that is "stated preference" vs "revealed preference"? I might say a lot of idealistic things if those are never going to pan out. Luckily, USA allows this type of experimentation by allowing carbon tax to be introduced at state-level. So if a state (eg. New York or California) can demonstrate that revenue neutral carbon tax is palatable to the populace while reducing carbon emissions, that would be a realistic political path to introduce it to wider population.