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PQ 113

113. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Finance if the carbon tax that applies to peat extracted for fuel, horticultural or other purposes will be extended in view of the fact that the emissions of greenhouse gases are the same irrespective of the way in which the peat is oxidised. [9469/19]

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26 February 2019

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26 February 2019 · Carbon Tax Implementation

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written

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Daly, Clare.

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26 February 2019

Summary

113. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Finance if the carbon tax that applies to peat extracted for fuel, horticultural or other purposes will be extended in view of the fact that the emissions of greenhouse gases are the same irrespective of the way in which the peat is oxidised. [9469/19]

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  1. 26 February 2019

    Carbon Tax Implementation

    113. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Finance if the carbon tax that applies to peat extracted for fuel, horticultural or other purposes will be extended in view of the fact that the emissions of greenhouse gases are the same irrespective of the way in which the peat is oxidised. [9469/19]

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Carbon Tax Implementation

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  • Daly, Clare. · Asking member
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