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10 September, 2009 —
Carbon tax 'stage act' could well collapse
Creamer Media's Engineering News
So the whole camel cull comes out at A$50-million, if one is honest about it and adds in the carbon tax. Why should power stations be taxed for CO2 ...
10 September, 2009 —
National Post
10 September, 2009 —
Sarkozy calls for carbon tax on imports
Financial Times
Nicolas Sarkozy, the French president, renewed his call for a European carbon tax on imports to the bloc on Thursday as he ...
10 September, 2009 —
2009-09-10 Sarkozy announces USD 25-a-tonne carbon tax
New Energy Matters (subscription)
French President Nicolas Sarkozy has unveiled plans for a tax of EUR 17 (USD 25) per tonne of carbon to be levied on fossil fuel users that do not come ...
10 September, 2009 —
Sarkozy launches carbon tax to help 'save the human race'
guardian.co.uk
Nicolas Sarkozy today vowed to lead the fight to "save the human race" from global warming, launching a carbon tax to encourage French families and industry ...
10 September, 2009 —
Washington Post
10 September, 2009 —
Lenihan dampens property-tax talk
Irish Times
Among these were the introduction of a new property tax, leading to the abolition of stamp duty, and a carbon tax and domestic water charges. ...
10 September, 2009 —
French President Confirms Details of Carbon Tax
DigitalJournal.com
French President Nicolas Sarkozy has confirmed the details of a carbon tax that will take effect from 2010 and will be imposed upon households and ...
10 September, 2009 —
France to introduce carbon tax next year
Kyodo News
French President Nicolas Sarkozy on Thursday announced his country's plan to introduce a carbon tax from January 2010 in order to help fight climate change. ...
10 September, 2009 —
Job Loss Claims Fall, Trade Deficit Grows. Plus: A French Carbon Tax
NPR
New claims for unemployment benefits fell by 26000 last week, to 550000, the Department of Labor reports. The four-week moving average fell ...

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