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  • November 19, 2018

Escalating carbon tax increases on the way in Ireland

07.11.2018 – The new Irish Minister for the Environment, Richard Bruton, will set out a proposed trajectory of rising carbon taxes early next year going up to 2030. Read the full article on the Irish Times website.
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