Sentence examples for environmental fees from inspiring English sources

He promised these would not add to the deficit, saying they would be paid for by the rollback of the tax cuts on wealthy Americans, trimming the federal government, closing tax loopholes, extending environmental fees and auctioning the government-owned television spectrum.

Taxes on gasoline vary between states, but are generally quite high because in addition to the federal and state governments excise taxes, there could state sales taxes, gross receipts taxes, oil inspection fees, underground storage tank fees and other miscellaneous environmental fees.

The bribes allowed Walmex, as the company is known, to obtain planning permission, local support and lower environmental fees to open stores, the New York Times said.

The company pays 14% of its gross revenues as taxes, plus a small annual environmental fee.

There are other fees associated with living in Bruges, including an environmental fee of 45 euros ($60) a year, Mr. Welvaert said.

A San Francisco resident looking to rent a van for just four hours for a short-distance trip, for example, could find a better deal from U-Haul, which had a cargo van available this week for about $20 for four hours, plus 99 cents a mile, an optional $10 collision damage waiver and $1 for a so-called environmental fee.

"When a project closes, assuming they have profits, they first have to pay their labor and all their expenses, and they have to pay an environmental fee if they've used any kind of agrochemical, since EARTH is incentivizing sustainability," says Jiménez.

The bribes, he said, bought zoning approvals, reductions in environmental impact fees and the allegiance of neighborhood leaders.

It also adds "environmental impact" fees to be charged to manufacturers of petroleum products, a 1percenttaxax on the purchase of homes valued over $1 million and a surcharge on new tire sales.

It includes eco-certification programs for tourism operators within the boundaries of the marine park, environmental tourist fees, large no-take zones, species monitoring and tourism industry contributions to the Great Barrier Reef's main research center.

Based on a review of existing approaches for preserving land, we consider a conceptual model of environmental impact fees (EIFs) coupled with conservation payments for managing private land of ecosystem value.