On the recordJune 10, 2019
A plan that would cost every American household $60,000 a year, while not fulfilling its primary objective, which is reducing global carbon emissions.
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congress.govA plan that would cost every American household $60,000 a year, while not fulfilling its primary objective, which is reducing global carbon emissions.
Highlighting the financial burden of the Green New Deal on households.
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