I hear from my farmers and ranchers in Wyoming and they have concerns about higher energy costs, fertilizer costs facing the agriculture community.
I think you stated that some of the coal mining jobs were paying $25,000 a year higher than the average income in Ohio.
the warning signs are all around us that this energy tax bill is going to lead to lost jobs, higher energy prices, and I...
The impact this legislation will have on jobs, workers and Ohio families is at the heart of my concerns with the Kerry-B...
There is no credible analysis that suggests that this bill will be a net job creator.
The job losses will stem from the bill's onerous mandates and requirements.
This creates a system of overlapping and redundant requirements that will inhibit cost effective emissions reductions.
It has contributed to a loss of over 3.1 million U.S. manufacturing jobs.
This bill will cost my State of Ohio and the country jobs is without dispute.
the expected costs to the American people are at least 10 times that of the expected benefits.
And then, the cost to the consumer as the result of all of this?