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UK Airlines Receive $20bn Subsidy
1 Comment Published by Andy Rowell June 9th, 2008 in Green taxation, aircraft travelThe British Government is being urged to abolish a $20bn-a-year “hidden subsidy” to the airline industry, which is due to the fact airlines do not pay fuel duty or VAT on the fuel for its planes.
“This is a massive public subsidy for an industry that is one of the fastest-growing contributors to climate change,” argues […]
“The Great Green Betrayal”
0 Comments Published by Andy Rowell March 5th, 2008 in Climate Change, Green taxation, aircraft travelEnvironmental groups are accusing UK Prime Minster, Gordon Brown of the “Great Green Betrayal”. They are arguing that his government’s green policies are standing still or even going backwards.
First, environmental taxation, which could help curb greenhouse gas emissions and much other pollution, is actually falling rather than rising – and falling substantially, a powerful all-party […]
Tories Back Taxes on Flights
0 Comments Published by Andy Rowell September 13th, 2007 in Green taxation, Politics, aircraft travelThe leader of the UK Conservatives, David Cameron is set propose a number of green taxes, including the imposition of VAT on aviation fuel on domestic flights and a new airline passenger tax linked to the carbon efficiency of the flight.
The Conservative party’s quality of life report, chaired by ex-Minister John Gummer, and Zac Goldsmith, […]
Stern Quits Treasury After Brown Freezes Him Out
0 Comments Published by Andy Rowell December 8th, 2006 in Climate Change, Green taxation, PoliticsFeeble Gordon, as he is now known, has fumbled again. UK Chancellor Gorodon Brown not only missed a trick by not acting on the most authoritative report on the economic impacts of climate change in his pre-budget report, but now he has lost the author of the report itself.
With embarrassing timing, Sir Nicholas Stern’s departure […]
“Feeble” Brown Fails Green Test
1 Comment Published by Andy Rowell December 7th, 2006 in Green taxation, Politics, carbon taxUK Chancellor Gordon Brown came under strong attack from political opposition parties and green groups after responding to the government’s own dire warnings on climate change with a modest £1bn package of green taxes in his pre-budget report.
Little more than a month after the prime minister described the report into climate change by the Treasury […]
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