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Myth: Kyoto only affects industry

Liberal myth

The costs of the Kyoto Protocol fall mainly on industry and not on the public.

The facts

Any measures strong enough to make a measurable dent in carbon emissions would have a profound effect on the economy and on family budgets.

  • Electric bills and gasoline prices would rise, as well as the cost of most other goods which require energy to make and transport.
  • Manufacturing jobs would likely leave the country in large numbers and go to nations like China that have announced that they will do nothing to cap energy use.

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