Environmental Taxes. Its Influence on Solid Waste in Mexico
Germán Martínez Prats, Yazmín Isolda Álvarez García, Francisca Silva Hernández, Daniel Tagle Zamora
Abstract
Globally occurs a series of transformations and natural dynamics connected with activities promoted by the human being in the environment. A situation of alteration in the stability is lived, which affects the local context with a regional, national and global scope. Solid waste pollution represents in Mexico a tax collection strategy in which environmental taxes, also known as green taxes, are applied. This article will describe and analyse the legal-fiscal instruments that are required to apply in Mexican environmental policy, visualizing the relevance of the solid wastes to generate the green taxes applied to them.
Topics & Concepts
Scope (computer science)Context (archaeology)Municipal solid wasteRelevance (law)BusinessNatural resource economicsEnvironmental pollutionEnvironmental planningEconomicsEnvironmental scienceEnvironmental protectionWaste managementGeographyPolitical scienceLawComputer scienceEngineeringProgramming languageArchaeologyFinance, Taxation, and GovernanceEconomic and Environmental ValuationSustainable Development and Environmental Policy