Carbon tax fails to solve warming. It simply doesn't reduce enough emissions.
Marlo Lewis 21, senior fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute. He writes on global warming, energy policy, and public policy issues. Ph.D. in government from Harvard, "Why Carbon Taxes Are Anti-Growth, Anti-Consumer, and Politically Dangerous for Conservatives," 12/01/2021, https://cei.org/studies/why-carbon-taxes-are-anti-growth-anti-consumer-and-politically-dangerous-for-conservatives/
Even a CO2 tax set at the politically-infeasible levels of $300 and $450 per ton would avert only about 0.1°C of global warming and one centimeter of sea-level rise by 2100, according to standard U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) climate modeling.[7] All the economic pain would produce no detectable effects on weather patterns, crop yields, polar bear populations or any other environmental condition people care about. The climate benefits from now to 2035 would be even more miniscule.