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opinion globalist elites are at it again frank lasee
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AI-generatedThe IMO carbon tax directly increases shipping costs by over 10%, affecting global maritime logistics. This cost will be passed through supply chains, raising prices for imported goods and energy commodities, impacting consumer discretionary spending. The tax targets shipping emissions, creating a regulatory cost channel for all seaborne trade. Impact is global, with disproportionate effect on import-dependent economies like the US.
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- IMO to vote on global carbon tax in October 2026.
- Tax penalty: $100 to $380 per metric ton of excess CO₂ from ships.
- Projected annual revenue: $11 to $13 billion for UN Net-Zero Fund.
- Shipping costs expected to increase by over 10%.
- Proposal previously postponed in October 2025 due to Trump administration opposition.
Mid-term freight rates to rise 5-15% as carbon tax implementation details solidify, boosting carrier margins.
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