Spain Proposes to the EU Tax Oil Profits to Finance Climate Measures
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Spain has proposed to the European Union (EU) that the benefits of oil and gas companies be undermined in order to finance measures to adapt to climate change following the drought and severe forest fires that are ravaging Europe because of this emergency. Spain's position is included in a document that the Ministry for the Ecological Transition (Miteco) has sent to Wopke Hoekstra, European Commissioner for Climate, to strengthen the European re…
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Spain wants the EU to tax the profits of oil and gas companies to finance measures against climate change, the Financial Times reports.
Spain designs a ‘megaplán’ for the EU to rearm to combat climate change. Vice-President and Minister for the Ecological Transition Sara Aagesen has sent the European Commission a proposal to strengthen the European response to climate risks. A proposal that includes the creation of a specific tax on the profits of oil and gas companies to finance the necessary policies against climate change.
Spain wants the EU to apply a tax on the profits of oil and gas companies to finance climate change adaptation measures, after the...
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