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The president of a local trucking company said it will pay twice for completed environmental upgrades if the government charges a carbon tax.
Ayr Motor Express Inc. president Joe Keenan said they began using retrofitted engines in 2003.
"We had new engines that were implemented to be more environmentally friendly ... they had huge regulations put on them by the Canadian and the U.S. governments to improve air quality. At the time ... it cost us approximately another $9,000 per truck."
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