#oilshock — Public Fediverse posts
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… on the contrary: "Germany spends almost half of its climate-damaging subsidies in the transport sector, which stands out for lagging particularly far behind emission-reduction targets, with tax reductions for diesel, kerosene and company cars among the costliest items."
About cutting welfare in Germany: https://www.cleanenergywire.org/news/germany-spends-eur66bln-climate-damaging-subsidies-report
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… on the contrary: "Germany spends almost half of its climate-damaging subsidies in the transport sector, which stands out for lagging particularly far behind emission-reduction targets, with tax reductions for diesel, kerosene and company cars among the costliest items."
About cutting welfare in Germany: https://www.cleanenergywire.org/news/germany-spends-eur66bln-climate-damaging-subsidies-report
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… on the contrary: "Germany spends almost half of its climate-damaging subsidies in the transport sector, which stands out for lagging particularly far behind emission-reduction targets, with tax reductions for diesel, kerosene and company cars among the costliest items."
About cutting welfare in Germany: https://www.cleanenergywire.org/news/germany-spends-eur66bln-climate-damaging-subsidies-report
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… on the contrary: "Germany spends almost half of its climate-damaging subsidies in the transport sector, which stands out for lagging particularly far behind emission-reduction targets, with tax reductions for diesel, kerosene and company cars among the costliest items."
About cutting welfare in Germany: https://www.cleanenergywire.org/news/germany-spends-eur66bln-climate-damaging-subsidies-report
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… on the contrary: "Germany spends almost half of its climate-damaging subsidies in the transport sector, which stands out for lagging particularly far behind emission-reduction targets, with tax reductions for diesel, kerosene and company cars among the costliest items."
About cutting welfare in Germany: https://www.cleanenergywire.org/news/germany-spends-eur66bln-climate-damaging-subsidies-report