This is would not be the case with a carbon tax.
A carbon tax, for example, makes a lot of sense.
Perhaps a carbon tax should be used to fund them.
You would end up with, in effect, a carbon tax.
A number of businesses and business leaders also support a carbon tax.
In the 2010 budget the country's first carbon tax was introduced.
What is the government going to do about climate change - will we see a carbon tax?
Could someone with knowledge now relate this to the carbon tax.
Above numbers indicate to me that a carbon "tax" no matter how big, will not really do much.
What the deal shows, more than anything else, they said, was a growing expectation of carbon taxes in the future.
