Marilyn Monroeâs Clothing Tells the Truth. 1  1951 â Marilynâs Personal Leather Belt. 2  1953 â Marilynâs Personal Wool Skirt. 3  1955 â Marilynâs Personal Evening Cape. 4  1958 â Marilynâs Personal Maternity Dress. 5  1959 â Marilynâs Personal Cocktail Dress. 6  1961 â Marilynâs Personal Overcoat. 7  1962 â Marilynâs Personal Pucci Blouse.
A carbon tax is a tax levied on the carbon content of fuels. It is a form of carbon pricing. Carbon is present in every hydrocarbon fuel (coal, petroleum, and natural gas) and is released as carbon dioxide (CO 2) when they are burnt.
One of the simplest tools for making progress would be a tax on carbon. Few people like taxes in the abstract, but they help address a real, pressing problem. A carbon tax would bring the price of fossil fuels closer to its true cost to the climate and to public health. How big should the carbon tax be?