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Eco-taxes

What is an eco tax?

Green taxes are now seen as part of a wider restructuring of taxation - eco-tax reform - which will encourage not just environmentally sustainable development but also better economic performance, more jobs and greater economic justice within and between nations. One reason green taxes make sense from an economic, social and environmental point of view is because they tax 'bads' instead of 'goods'.

(Source: James Robertson, Eco Taxes

New Internationalist Magazine)

Resources

Ecological tax reform as an instrument for sustainable development

FEST et al, 2003

Environmentalism, Eco-taxes and the elections,

Green Left Weekly, 2001

An Evaluation of the Impact of Green Taxes in the Nordic countries

TemaNord, 2001

Eco Taxes, CO2 emissions and structural change in Germany

Interindustry forecasting at the University of Maryland, 1998

Tax Shift: How to Help the Economy, Improve the Environment, and Get the Tax Man off Our Backs
Northwest Environment Watch, 1998

Sustainability targets and tax reform

Friends of the earth, 1997

Eco-taxes

New Internationalist, 1996

Ecological Tax reform

Greenpeace, 1995

Green Tax

Institute for local self reliance, 1994

Eco-taxes: A Note

Center for excellence in environmental economics

Ecological Tax Reform: Carbon Taxes with Tax Reductions in Minnesota

Tellus Institute

Wuppertal bulletin on ecological tax reform

Eco tax resources in Better World Links

The Progress Report resources about green tax shifts

Sustainable Minnesota's Ecological Tax Reform Resources

Friends of the Earth UK resources on Ecological Taxes

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