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carbon tax

noun

  1. a tax on the emissions caused by the burning of coal, gas, and oil, aimed at reducing the production of greenhouse gases
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I thought the carbon tax was a good measure.

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I think the Conservatives have backed away from climate change - they keep talking about 'axing the tax' and don't want to pay carbon tax.

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Poilievre, whose party has a strong voter base in energy-rich regions of the country, is pushing for a major expansion of the oil and gas industries and the removal of the carbon tax on industry.

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The Conservatives under Pierre Poilievre want to invigorate the oil and gas sector and scrap the industrial carbon tax.

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Poilievre even sought to paint his rival as "Carbon Tax Carney".

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