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[Montreal News And Info] Environment and consumer groups welcomed news that Quebec’s new fuel efficiency standards officially take effect as of mid-January, meaning automakers will face stiff fines if they sell too many gas-guzzling vehicles in the province.
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[TheTyee.ca] The Tyee ” Idea #3: Make Car Insurance Green and Fair: But that logic can end up hurting lower-income individuals unable to reduce their driving." In fact a cents-per-mile rate is the unit price for miles purchased in advance by the insured. Once the car is accepted by the insurer and a classified rate applied, the car uses miles of insurance as it is driven, just as it uses gallons of gasoline (charged at a per-gallon unit rate), and like gasoline, more more miles are purchased as needed.
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[The Truth About Cars] Hybrid Hope for Toyota | The Truth About Cars: While other hybrids (with the exception of the Insight, and it was too small to be taken seriously by the average American car buyer) are only noticeable by a badge on the bodywork while going down the road, the Prius absolutely screams it’s owners environmental correctness. Maybe not the primary reason for purchasing the car, but one heck of a no-cost plus.
[Cafferty File] Cafferty File: Tell Jack how you really feel Blog Archive - Global ...: Jack Global Warming ranks huge on my list, the World has already saw change by electing Barack Obama, what we need now is for the World to see change in the way that America looks at it’s environment, we are one of the leading nations of the world, what we do influences many other countries, small and big. If we don’t act soon than say bye to polar bears and a lot of other species, the trees are already budding outside, I can already see the changes.
[Climate Progress] Energy and Global Warming News for June 29: China likely to reject ...: The Chinese government will likely reject the bid of a local company to acquire the Hummer division of General Motors, partially out of concern that the infamous gas-guzzler conflicts with the country’s environmental goals, China’s state radio reported.
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[TheTyee.ca] The Tyee ” The Carbon Campaign of '09: On January 1, 1991, Sweden enacted a carbon tax, placing a tax of 0.25 SEK/kg ($100 per ton) on the use of oil, coal, natural gas, liquefied petroleum gas, petrol, and aviation fuel used in domestic travel. Industrial users paid half the rate (between 1993 and 1997, 25% of the rate), and certain high-energy industries such as commercial horticulture, mining, manufacturing and the pulp and paper industry were fully exempted from these new taxes.
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