BC urged to raise carbon tax frozen in ’12Tax started at C$10 per metric ton, frozen at C$30; climate leadership team recommends C$40 in 2018, climbing to C$360 by 2050 GARY PARK For Petroleum News
Since 2007 British Columbia has trumpeted its claims to being a world leader in curbing greenhouse gas emissions, largely through a gasoline and diesel fuel tax that has encouraged shifts in fossil-fuel consumption.
But its boasting has started to wear thin, especially when the government of Premier....
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