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Emilia Romagna, primo sì all'Iresa

La proposta di legge sull'inquinamento acustico degli aerei sarà votata la prossima settimana

La commissione Bilancio, affari generali ed istituzionali della Regione Emilia Romagna ha dato il via libera l’imposta regionale sulle emissioni sonore degli aeromobili (Iresa). La proposta di legge è stata licenziata ieri e settimana prossima sarà in aula e. Se non ci saranno intoppi nella votazione, entrerà in vigore dal 1° gennaio 2020, sostituendo la legge regionale n. 15 del 2012.L'Iresa mira...

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Bologna, Italia, 06/19/2019 17:29
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

AeroportiEmilia-Romagna, è legge la tassa contro il rumore degli aerei

Dall'Iresa previsto gettito per 2 milioni l'anno

Dopo il via libera nelle Commissioni (vedi AVIONEWS), la Regione Emilia Romagna ha approvato l'Iresa, la tassa sull'inquinamento acustico prodotto dagli aerei. La tassa sulle emissioni sonore interesserà... more

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