On the recordJuly 13, 2009
if the U.S. chooses to enact cap-and-trade unilaterally without China, India and other developing nations... then farmers will be forced to pay for a solution that doesn't work.
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congress.govif the U.S. chooses to enact cap-and-trade unilaterally without China, India and other developing nations... then farmers will be forced to pay for a solution that doesn't work.
Inhofe warns that unilateral cap-and-trade would burden farmers without solving climate issues.
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