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New York Times (1923-Currentfile); Sep 10, 1997; I
ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The New York Times (1851-2007) w1th Index (1851-1993)

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Americans Will Pay the Price
The United Nations is negotiating

 

a (climate treaty that Will require
severe restrictions on the amount
of energy we use. And it puts the
  entire burden on the U.S. and a

few other countries.

50 Cents More for Every Gallon of Gasoline

Economists predict that reducing our energy use by more
- than 20% will require price increases for most types _of

energy. Natural gas could go up 45%, electricity costs could increase by

20%, and gasoline prices could go up by 50 cents a gallon;

Most Countries Are Exempt
Americans will pay more for everything that requires energy to
transport or manufacture, While 132 of 166 countries, including India,

China and Mexico, are exempt.

It?s Not Global and it Won?t Work.

 

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