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EU expects 17 billion euros from carbon tax, other revenues

Published on: Wednesday 22 December 2021

The EU said on Wednesday it could raise up to 17 billion euros (US$19 billion) annually through a carbon border tax, emissions trading and taxes on big corporations. Money from the three new revenue ...

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EU expects 17 billion euros from carbon tax, other revenues