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A new study looks at the do's and don'ts of introducing a carbon tax. Don't introduce the new tax during the time of year when gas prices are the highest. Be prepared that a lot of people and businesses won't love the idea.
A new study looks at the do's and don'ts of introducing a carbon tax. Don't introduce the new tax during the time of year when gas prices are the highest. Be prepared that a lot of people and businesses won't love the idea.
A new study looks at the do's and don'ts of introducing a carbon tax. Don't introduce the new tax during the time of year when gas prices are the highest. Be prepared that a lot of people and businesses won't love the idea.
CANADIANS. Using the B.C. model, new study looks at the do's and don'ts of introducing a carbon tax If you want to bring in carbon tax that actually works, the folks at Clean Energy Canada have some helpful tips for you.
Such
as: don't introduce the new tax
during the time of year when gas prices are the highest; and be prepared that a lot of people and businesses won't love the idea and won't be afraid to say so.
Clean
Energy Canada, a think-tank that
focuses on clean renewable energy, conducted interviews with 13 people involved in crafting British Columbia's carbon tax in 2008, a list that included politicians, business representatives, academics and environmental groups.
CANADA, THE MAIN ENEMY OF ENDANGERED
SPECIES
The
documents show that Canada has
decided not to be part of the resolutions to protect endangered species taken in the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species. 180 countries voted in favor of extending protection to 76 species of plants and animals.
It
is unprecedented, "said Sheryl Fink of the
International Fund for Animal Welfare." I can not think of any explanation for it. "" I have said that no other country has ever had an action of this kind. "
However,
the spokesman for Environment
Canada Danny Kingsberry, said the reserves are temporary and eventually enter protection law. "Canada, like many other parts of the convention requires more time to make necessary regulatory changes," he said in an email.
Canada
has been fighting a rearguard
action to CITES on polar bears. It has been working to stop organizing further restrict trade in polar bear skins. Support for Canada's position, however, has been declining.