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Home Knowledge hub Reports & surveys AAT: Deep Trouble: Can green taxes save the planet?

AAT: Deep Trouble: Can green taxes save the planet?

An AAT Environmental Economics ‘long read’ explores the role of green taxes in sustainability issues.

It examines whether green taxes and incentives can change habits and help save the planet, covering topics such as carbon-pricing schemes and public behavioural change, and provides examples of existing ‘green schemes’.  

View the Report Here

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