The Heritage Foundation is getting ready for the next big battle here.

As we have asked before, ?So how is that ?developing country participation? going?? Well, just this week ministers from 10 African countries renewed their intent to demand billions of dollars in aid before they sign any climate agreement and both China and India
have also made it crystal clear that they require billions in aid to
help finance carbon-reducing projects before they agree to reduce their
emissions.

So where are all these billions of dollars going to come from? You, of course. A recently leaked document from the G20 Climate Finance Experts Group
refers to ?carbon market finance,? as a major source of the ?hundreds
of billions of dollars per year? delivered to the rest of the world by
the U.S. and the other wealthier nations. So what is ?carbon market
finance?? It?s what Waxman-Markey proponents call cap and trade even
though, in reality, all it is a huge new energy tax.

But the story gets even better. Remember all those EPA and CBO
estimates purporting to show how little the Waxman-Markey energy tax
would hurt consumers? Well, besides the fact that they all ignored the
cost of lost GDP from higher energy taxes, the CBO and EPA also assumed
that Waxman-Markey would rebate all of its tax proceeds back to
consumers. For example, the CBO estimates Waxman-Markey would raise
taxes on Americans by $872.8 billion between 2010-2019 but then also
assumes that the federal government will immediately turn around and
spend $863.8 billion.

In addition, the National Association of Manufacturers is targeting Senators, including Kay Hagen, with these TV  ads.