The costs will be disproportionally shouldered by the states that have more carbon based resources than other states.
Jim Bunning: “The costs will be disproportionally shouldered by the states that have more carbon based resources than other states.”
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Bunning highlights the unequal burden of cap-and-trade on resource-rich states.
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