Sentences with phrase «impose huge costs»

75) In the United States, the cap - and - trade is an approach designed to control carbon emissions and will impose huge costs upon American citizens via a carbon tax on all goods and services produced in the United States.

EPA officials, the emails showed, helped those groups gather petition signatures in support of regulations that critics say impose huge costs on coal - fired power plants and amount to a de facto moratorium on the construction of such plants.

But on the basis of that «qualified guess» the EPA Administrator is imposing huge costs on US businesses, which means huge costs on their customers.

Not exact matches

The rule imposes huge record - keeping costs, previously estimated at $ 4 billion in upfront costs, and $ 2 billion in annual operating costs.

Meanwhile, retailers are up in arms about the huge costs and logistical nightmare imposed by the temporary VAT cut.

Biological invasions are among the greatest drivers of species extinctions worldwide and can cause severe impairments of ecosystem services, imposing huge economic costs on society.

In a recent Education Next article, «Golden Handcuffs,» we talked about winners and losers in teacher pension systems, and about the huge costs these systems impose on mobile teachers due to the back - loading of benefits.

Because the federal estate tax imposes a lump sum obligation upon by the estate that is payable within 9 months of the date of death, a huge estate planning objective has been to avoid it at all costs.

Several governors and senators have joined the debate - most noticeably Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour - to argue in favor of the less rigid standards, complaining that they would incur huge job losses and impose new costs.

Xinjiang is the first region in China to impose such a ban and officials say that tourism revenues have been insufficient to offset the huge environmental costs.

Allan Zaremberg, president of California's Chamber of Commerce, says these targets will impose huge new costs on local businesses.

@NatureClimate Headline is misleading — costs are associated not with ongoing Arctic change, but imposed, huge (implausible) CH4 pulse.