The $200 billion fossil fuel subsidy you've never heard of

        February 1, 2017 Forbes | United States | fossil fuels: prices

Millions suffer the effects of global warming while the U.S. government denies the science, wiping websites of the words “climate change,” gutting regulations, and restricting the EPA. In 2015, the US emitted 5.4 billion tons of CO2, adding to rising temperatures that lead to increased healthcare, labor slowdowns, and environmental damage costing $200 billion.