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Carbon tax exemption on heating oil a ballot box issue: law prof

An Alberta law professor says whether a carbon exemption on heating oil is appropriate is a question for voters, not the court.

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Question of carbon tax exemption on heating oil for ballot box, not court: law prof

An Alberta law professor says whether a carbon exemption on heating oil is appropriate is a question for voters, not the court.

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Carbon tax exemption on heating oil a ballot box issue: law prof

Carbon tax exemption on heating oil a ballot box issue: law prof
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Opinion: The perils of promising a costless energy transition

A ‘just transition’ will run into at least two hard realities - the wages oil and gas workers earn, and the sheer size of the industry itself

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