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severance tax
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severance tax
n.
A tax imposed by a state on the extraction of natural resources, such as oil, coal, or gas, that will be used in other states.
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Industrial companies pay only 60 per cent of the standard ecotax rate on electricity, and zero per cent on fuel.
Why ecotaxes may not be the answer: no serious assault on climate ... by Liebert, Nicola / New Internationalist
See Adam Chase, Ecotax International: Comments on Taxation for Environmental Protection: a Multinational Legal Study, 23 ENVTL.
The politics of carbon dioxide emissions reduction: the role of ... by Golden, Dylan / UCLA Journal of Environmental Law & Policy
Cancelling Third World debt, taxing capital flows, creating an ecotax for transport: these are steps towards a world of true democracy, with justice and freedom available for all people -- rather than for economic abstractions.
The altered landscape. (The Starting Point) by Pigem, Jordi / New Internationalist
 
 
 
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