Which Country has recently imposed Carbon Tax from 2019 to cut its green house gas emissions?
Correct answer: C. Singapore
- A. Malaysia
- B. China
- C. Singapore
- D. UK
Explanation
Singapore introduced a carbon tax from 2019 as part of its strategy to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions. The tax initially applied to major industrial and power-sector emitters.
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