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Legal shift creates 'leaders pay, laggards don't' climate policy risk

The federal industry department has confirmed there is now no domestic impediment preventing the government from counting voluntary use of ACCUs by businesses towards meeting its own international emissions pledges, rather than treating it as additional.

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