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Discover how carbon taxation impacts the mining industry in this groundbreaking study by Benjamin Cox, Sally Innis, Nadja C. Kunz, and John Steen. The research reveals that most mining commodities will see a manageable increase in product value, positioning the mining sector as a potential net beneficiary of global carbon taxes. Dive into the details of this financial model analysis to understand its implications for renewable energy production.
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