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Carbon border tax could prevent 'carbon leakage'

A carbon border tax could be an ’appropriate mechanism’ to address the imbalance should overseas producers fail to meet the UK’s environmental standards, CLA president Mark Bridgeman has said.Ìý

Hannah Binns
News Reporter
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Carbon border tax could prevent 'carbon leakage'

A carbon border tax could be an 'appropriate mechanism' to address the imbalance should overseas producers fail to meet the UK's environmental standards, CLA president Mark Bridgeman has said. Earlier...

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