Posted on 12/02/2008 9:49:38 PM PST by advance_copy
WSFA 12 News first reported a proposed tax for Alabama farmers on livestock gas emissions last week, and we've learned new information.
Since the report the Enviromental Protection Agency asked for comments from the agriculture industry with a deadline of the day after Thanksgiving. The outcry has been heard - loud a clear.
Agriculture & Industries Commissioner Ron Sparks thanked Alabama farmers and consumers for making their voices heard regarding the proposed tax on livestock gas emissions. The proposal announced by the EPA was an advance announcement in anticipation of an actual regulation that would likely be brought up for government approval in 2009.
Sparks' office said many farmers, consumers, and agricultural organizations and state departments were highly critical of the proposal including harsh comments from United States Department of Agriculture Secretary Ed Schafer.
(Excerpt) Read more at wsfa.com ...
Victory! See? We can Fight Against Rediculous Taxes!
“Passing gas tax now unlikely”
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Whew! THAT’S a “relief”! :^D
After plunge during specualtion, Bush's Baked Beans stock stabilizes.
Roll that beautiful bean footage!!!
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