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Tamed CCA gives Coalition breathing space, but no path to Paris targets
A reconstituted Climate Change Authority has delivered its long-awaited, long-delayed report on Australia’s climate policy options. And it looks remarkably like something that the Coalition could have written itself, and is too little, too late.
Giles Parkinson
Sep 1, 2016
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Policy & Planning
Carry on polluting: Australia’s useless safeguards mechanism
Australia’s dirtiest coal fired generators will be given carte blanche to keep on emitting, or even increase their emissions under new baselines.
Giles Parkinson
Aug 29, 2016
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China set to ban all new coal plant development
China is expected to suspend all new coal power plant development in its upcoming five-year energy plan, as supply far outstrips demand.
Sophie Vorrath
Jul 13, 2016
4
Policy & Planning
Five indisputable reasons why we need to hit net zero emissions ASAP
Recent science and new developments have highlighted the urgency of reducing global warming emissions to “net zero” as soon as possible.
Jason Funk
Jul 11, 2016
5
Renewables
City of Sydney targets 50% renewables by 2030, net zero emissions by 2050
City of Sydney raises ambition on renewables and emissions reduction, with release of new five-year plan targeting stronger local action.
Sophie Vorrath
Jun 28, 2016
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Commentary
One in five local councils aiming for zero emissions or 100% renewables
Communities and local governments want zero emissions and 100% renewable energy targets and are leading the nation on climate action.
Stephen Bygrave
Jun 21, 2016
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Australia has re‐carbonised – not de-carbonised – its energy system
In the 21 months between June 2014 – when the carbon price ended – and March 2016, energy emissions have gone up sharply.
Hugh Saddler
Jun 8, 2016
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Direct Action auctions indicate rise in cost of emissions
Modelling shows that the trend for emission prices is likely to rise in future auctions of the Emission Reductions Fund.
Reputex Carbon
Jun 6, 2016
4
Without extra money, Coalition’s low-emissions roadmap is a trip to nowhere
It’s also not immediately clear what is actually involved in developing the Coalition government’s proposed “technology roadmap”.
Craig Froome
May 26, 2016
1
Hunt attacked from all sides on ‘safeguards mechanism’, digs deeper into denial
Labor calls “peak ineffectiveness” on Direct Action as Greg Hunt denies claims from the right the policy might actually have some bite.
Sophie Vorrath
May 25, 2016
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