New EU CO2 caps anger airlines
October 24, 2008
A Lufthansa plane takes off. The European Union has imposed tougher pollution limits on airlines from 2012, angering the air industry and the United States, whose carriers will be included.
The European Union on Friday imposed tougher pollution limits on airlines from 2012, angering the air industry and the United States, whose carriers will be included.
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Oct 24, 2008
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Why play the carbon tax game? Just cut back on services.
Oct 24, 2008
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Oct 24, 2008
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Oct 24, 2008
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Oct 24, 2008
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I hope so. It's going to be difficult to keep up the AGW scam if the planet keeps cooling.
Oct 24, 2008
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Oct 24, 2008
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Oct 25, 2008
Rank: 3.3 / 5 (12)
The First Estate (then the clergy now the Goreist scam religion) and The Second Estate (then and now the ruling "class",or the EU Politbureau) were ripping us peasants off with taxes.
Time for a Revolution!
No matter how they word or what excuses they use for these taxes,WE,the disposable underdogs pay.
The parasites at the top just up their pay or write it off as "expenses".
Oct 25, 2008
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Oct 26, 2008
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Don't worry, this legislation will do that for them.
Oct 26, 2008
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Oct 28, 2008
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That's a win for the environmentalists....
Oct 31, 2008
Rank: 5 / 5 (3)
Whoops, that's everything.
Nov 01, 2008
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