Climate Change Plan B

No. It is you that is confused.

"Revenue from Cantwell and Collins’ auctions would be split two ways: 75% would be returned to the American people to compensate for higher energy prices, and 25% would be used for transition assistance and public investments, subject to annual appropriations."
http://www.capanddividend.org/?q=node/257

25% is spent on windmills, and 75% is returned to the 75% of Americans who earn less than a million or so -- you can look up exactly what income level includes 75% of U.S. workers yourself if you want the exact annual income that could be included.

What is important about the Cantwell-Collins climate and jobs bill is that nobody who *would* be overburdened will be. And you know it.
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