Dr. Hansen, whether we talk about a carbon tax or cap and trade, enormous amounts of moneys are to be raised as some type of deterrent or penalty on the energy producing company, which means, of course, that for the consumer, there will be a tremendous increase in costs.
Rangel discusses the financial implications of carbon taxes and cap-and-trade on consumers.
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it is painful for me to see that this torture continues without coming to a shrieking halt.
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I know what you can't get. And I agree with the chairman, that is outrageous.
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