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The trillion-dollar hole in Abbott’s climate policy logic
While the Coalition maintains that ambitious targets for renewables and emissions reduction would be economically catastrophic for Australia, a new report from Citigroup has come to exactly the opposite conclusion: strong climate action could save governments around $1.8 trillion by 2040, while inaction could cost as much as $44 trillion by 2060.
Sophie Vorrath
Aug 18, 2015
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One year on from the carbon price, Australia’s emissions rebound is clear
If you look at the carbon tax as an experiment, there are four main conclusions you can draw from its results, 12 months after the price was removed.
Hugh Saddler
Jul 22, 2015
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King coal’s stages of grief, part 1: Facing the facts
Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. The 5 stages of grief for coal.
Jeremy Richardson
Jul 1, 2015
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… and why China has announced a national carbon market
China announces it would launch a national carbon market in 2018 based on the 6 regional pilot programs launched in past year.
Silvio Marcacci
Jun 2, 2014
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Steep emissions cuts needed or we’ll blow our carbon budget
The CCA’s budget approach to emissions reduction makes it crystal clear that whatever we do now cannot be divorced from what must be done later.
Clive Hamilton
Feb 27, 2014
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Raising bar on car emissions could halve fuel costs: report
Report says adoption of best practice light vehicle emissions standards could cut Australian fuel use – and cost to consumers – in half.
Sophie Vorrath
Feb 25, 2014
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Study debunks IPCC report, calls for more severe carbon budget
A new study by an interdisciplinary group of scientists and economists has led to calls for more severe emissions cuts, and a tighter carbon budget.
Andrew Freedman
Dec 5, 2013
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Global carbon budget gets a massive haircut
IPCC report suggests we may have used two thirds of our carbon budget already. That would mean less than 10 per cent of world’s fossil fuel reserves could be exploited if the world is to have a better than even chance of avoiding runaway global warming.
Giles Parkinson
Sep 27, 2013
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Time to act quickly on carbon budget, says Climate Commission
Climate Commission adds voice for tight carbon budget, calls for major changes to energy production, says most fossil fuel reserves must stay in the ground.
Sophie Vorrath
Jun 17, 2013
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Australia’s ‘carbon budget black hole’: Fact or political fiction?
Is the falling European carbon price as dangerous as everyone is saying, or is the hype around it mostly politically opportunistic?
Stephen McGrail
May 16, 2013
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