Carbon Emissions Tax
latest news & developmentsDieselgate sees recall of Mercedes vehicles
Daimler is accused of hiding that it used illegal software in diesel cars to cheat emissions tests
Aramco, the world’s biggest polluter, goes to market
The Saudi-owned company aims to list 5% of its shares on the Riyadh-based bourse in December
Glug, glug, glug – Sasol will sink us
The company cannot exist in the future. But this is a country where difficult decisions are rarely taken — especially when it comes to climate crisis
The carbon tax: why it could work
The Act has the potential to mitigate environmental damage and boost South Africa’s standing globally
Carbon tax in South Africa – No longer just hot air
Symbolically, the carbon tax is an important step for the SA economy, to decouple growth from carbon intensity
Seoul to fine Volkswagen over ‘illicit’ emissions devices
The charges are linked to over 434 000 Volkswagen, Audi and Porsche cars fitted with "defeat devices" to fool regulators’ emissions tests
SA’s carbon tax: Feeling the impact months later
Government is implementing the tax in a staggered approach due to concerns of job losses
Carbon catastrophe is hurtling towards us
The amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has jumped to its highest level in human history
VW fights to survive after emissions scandal, but it’s business as usual in SA
South Africans are interested in low fuel consumption and remain loyal to VW, whose cars top the best-seller list as its market share increases.
Senate shields US airlines from EU’s carbon scheme
The Senate unanimously passed a Bill on Saturday that would shield US airlines from paying for their carbon emissions on European flights
Climate Change: Carbon market needs efficient global rules
The effects of climate change are accelerating and the collapse of mitigation trade has implications for emissions reduction.
Climate: Adaptation lost in mitigation
Global climate talks are edging closer to finalising mechanisms that will steer funding to developing countries to grow low-carbon economies.
Carbon or resource rent tax?
The treasury has been pushing for a carbon levy while the ANC is going after resource rents but their positions are not that far apart, experts say.
Offsets make light of COP17 carbon load
Conference on how to curb carbon emissions generates tonnes of the stuff.
Carbon tax imminent, says treasury
Sasol and Eskom, SA’s biggest emitters, will be most affected, but they could just pass on the cost.