I missed this Ian Drury piece in the Daily Mail. Labour climate czar Miliband has doubled the estimate of what the Kyoto agenda will cost British families. Not to worry, though, the benefits are staggering. Via Benny Peiser:

Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Miliband admits the cost of laws Laws aimed at tackling global warming could cost every family in Britain a staggering £20,000 – double the original forecast.
Climate Change Secretary Ed Miliband admitted the bill for introducing legislation to cut greenhouse gases had soared from £205billion to £404billion between now and 2050.
But in figures quietly released to Parliament, the Cabinet minister claimed the benefits to the UK would be more than £1trillion — a tenfold increase on the £110billion predicted last year.
Last night Mr Miliband was accused of entering ‘Alice in Wonderland territory’ with the figures in an attempt to stifle concern about the price of bringing in the Climate Change Act.
Senior Tory MP Peter Lilley said Mr Miliband ‘heavily massaged’ the statistics to ‘remove embarrassment’ that the laws represented poor value for money. . . .
Mr Lilley, a former Trade Secretary, said he accepted a reduction in global warming would cost a lot. But in a letter to Mr Miliband he said: ‘When it comes to your revised estimates of the benefits we enter Alice in Wonderland territory.’
Mr Miliband said the benefits had risen because a global deal on tackling carbon emissions was more likely because Britain had passed the Climate Change Act. He denied the figures were framed to produce a convenient answer.