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24-05-2012, 11:43 AM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
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If we dont follow the euro rules, this country will become even more behind the rest of the world and our industry would be a pathetic laughing stock that would grind to a complete halt in a very short time. We're the only country in the world "stupid" enough to implement a caron tax are we?  All these countries have some kind of tax on carbon emmissions; Finland The Netherlands Sweden Norway Denmark Switzerland Costa Rica South Korea many states of the US, China, and Canada have some kind of carbon tax China is planning to introduce a national tax by 2015 Japan is planning on introducing one. |
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Re: BMW - Emissions standards present ‘huge challenge’
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