On the recordJune 12, 2013
climate change has cost the taxpayers $33 to $34 to $35 billion so far and we have gotten very little out of that.
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congress.govclimate change has cost the taxpayers $33 to $34 to $35 billion so far and we have gotten very little out of that.
Hall criticizes the financial impact of climate change policies on taxpayers.
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