The Heartland Institute

State greenhouse gas programs aimed at reducing emissions to 7 percent less than 1990 levels could cost the average state government $3.2 billion in direct expenses and lost revenues, or 28.6 percent of an average state government’s entire 2001 revenues. Consumers would have to pay even more: approximately $10,000 a year per ...

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... presents the usual pleas for more subsidies and regulations from the Baptists and bootleggers of the renewable energy movement. According to Bussey’s opening... are most successful at winning government subsidies or benefiting from regulations that handicap... ban fossil fuels and the renewable energy industry... ...

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