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| The Waxman–Markey energy bill, which would restrict greenhouse gas emissions by creating a cap-and-trade system, was passed by the House in June and will likely be considered by the Senate soon. If this bill becomes law, gasoline prices would increase significantly in order to meet emissions limits imposed by the legislation. To see specific estimates, hover your mouse over each state below:
For further information, see the following key research papers: Impact of the Waxman–Markey Climate Change Legislation on the States Five Things Congress and the President Are Doing to Bring Back Sky-High Gas Prices 
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Discounting and Climate Change Economics: Estimating the Cost of Cap and Trade by David Kreutzer, Ph.D.
November 19, 2009
What Americans Need to Know About the Copenhagen Global Warming Conference by Ben Lieberman
November 17, 2009
The "Kyoto II" Climate Change Treaty: Implications for American Sovereignty by Steven Groves
November 17, 2009
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