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Allégements fiscaux ayant des effets néfastes sur le climat en Suisse

Philippe Thalmann
2025

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Présentation à des parlementaires fédéraux invités des résultats de notre étude sur les allégements fiscaux pouvant avoir un impact néfaste sur le climat en occasionnant davantage d'émissions de CO2. Montant de subventions et émissions supplémentaires estimés. Existe en français et allemand.

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2025

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