Perhaps the green jobs that the Waxman-Markey proponents are referencing aren't actually U.S. jobs, but jobs in China.
We need clean coal technology. We cannot do it without coal.
We have an energy proposal, a policy, and it is called all of the above. We want green jobs. We want wind. We want geoth...
We are not fostering an environment that is friendly to business.
We cannot lessen our dependence on foreign oil through taxes, mandates and bureaucracy.
this would translate into an increase of 20 cents per gallon of gasoline for American consumers.
We want to expand all domestic production, all forms of energy.
Supporters of cap-and-trade say it is all worth it because their policy would help break our dependence on foreign oil.
If we enact cap-and-trade legislation, fuel prices will rise, and more jobs in the trucking sector will be lost.
One of the things that concerns him the most is, we haven't talked about the specifics.
Do you really think, in this Washington environment, that these things are going to rebated back? I think probably not.
As to the fact that it does not cost anything, well somebody is going to be paying up to $100 billion a year.
Costs matter. We should be looking for the cheap, easy way to do this, not for the hard, expensive way to do it.
consumers would pay almost $54 billion more annually for gasoline, diesel fuel, jet fuel and other petroleum products.
Whatever the solution, we can't lessen our dependence on foreign oil through taxes, mandates, and bureaucracy.
It is a little bit laughable when people say we want to do something about dependence on the Middle East to run this cou...
There is no debate about this: cap-and-trade will make gasoline more expensive for American consumers.
What are we doing here?
