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Open access. A Footprint list of key climate change and sustainability developments to watch out for in 2020. Read more...
There is widespread agreement among businesses that Australia's climate policies are too weak, and plenty of common ground on how they should be improved, a new survey shows. Read more...
Speaking on behalf of global business associations, the Australian Industry Group's Tennant Reed has told UN climate negotiators to take bolder action, and the EU has warned that laggards could face border penalties. Read more...
A new report from the Clean Energy Regulator says the RET and the ERF have delivered 51 million tonnes of greenhouse gas abatement this year, and anticipates the schemes will soon be closely intertwined. Read more...
Less than 10% of business executives are in favour of the federal government using hoarded 'Kyoto' carbon credits to meet Paris Agreement emissions targets, according to a new survey by the Carbon Market Institute. Read more...
Western Australia's EPA today proposed that proponents of major projects take all reasonable and practicable steps to avoid, reduce and offset their direct emissions. Read more...
Prime Minister Scott Morrison today announced that the Department of Environment and Energy will be split, with its energy and emissions reduction functions going to another department. Read more...
It will now be compulsory to assess the climate change impacts of key government policies, bills and spending initiatives, NZ's Minister for Climate Change James Shaw said today. Read more...
Business now bemoans the inaction on climate policy, but its scare campaigns 'helped steer Australia down this political cul-de-sac', Labor's Pat Conroy said today. Read more...
Associations representing some of Australia's biggest emitters and the carbon offsets industry today joined with international counterparts to call for rules that allow large-scale global trading in greenhouse gas abatement. Read more...
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