A University of Adelaide (UoA) researcher is proposing Australia use a “climate sharing system” to help solve the current power crisis.
The architect of the system, Professor Mike Young, is Professor
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Govts should introduce carbon taxes now – IMF chief
Governments around the world should introduce carbon taxes now, and reap the double benefits of cutting greenhouse gases and increasing revenues, according to IMF chief Christine Lagarde.
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Industry organisations urge against ambitious carbon reduction goals
Industry lobby group Manufacturing Australia has cautioned against Australia setting ambitious long-term greenhouse emission reduction targets.
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Boral not passing on carbon tax savings: ACCC
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has said it is “chasing up” Boral’s failure to pass on savings from the carbon tax repeal.
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What does the carbon tax repeal mean for Australia’s manufacturers?
Sage Business Solutions Managing Director Mike Lorge explains the implications of the recent repeal of carbon tax for Australia’s manufacturers.
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Business welcomes carbon tax repeal
Business groups have welcomed the scrapping of the carbon tax, however the effects of the decision which finally passed the senate yesterday will be mixed.
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Grattan on Friday: The government wins on carbon – pity about the budget shambles
Michelle Grattan discusses the Government's victory on the carbon tax, how it happened, and what it may mean for Abbott's future.
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Australian chemistry industry welcomes repeal of the carbon tax
Businesses in the local chemistry industry headed into the 2014-15 financial year uncertain of whether they would face a $25.40 price on carbon.
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Australian chemistry industry welcomes repeal of the carbon tax
Businesses in the local chemistry industry headed into the 2014-15 financial year uncertain of whether they would face a $25.40 price on carbon.
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Policy uncertainty as carbon tax repeal heads to Senate today
Business has expressed frustration concerning uncertainty around climate policy as the Senate prepares to pass laws repealing the carbon tax today.
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Australian manufacturing contracts for eight straight month
The overall Performance of Manufacturing Index was down slightly in June, falling 0.3 points to 48.9.
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New Senate should let carbon tax go: Teys
Meat processor Teys Australia has urged the new Senate to allow the federal government to fulfill its election pledge to repeal the carbon tax.
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Aluminium industry at “crisis point” due to carbon tax, RET
The peak lobby group for the country’s aluminium industry has argued that Parliament should do away with the carbon tax and renewable energy subsidies.
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Clive Palmer may fight government’s Direct Action climate change policy
Federal MP Clive Palmer has called the Direct Action climate change policy a “token gesture” and said he could vote against budget bills to block it.
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Senate committee draws battle lines ahead of carbon price fight
With the knock back of the carbon tax repeal, things look to get messy for industry.
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Carbon tax repeal blocked in Senate
The federal government’s first attempt to repeal the carbon tax, a major part of its election campaign last year, has been blocked in the Senate.
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Hockey claims business wants carbon tax to go
Treasurer Joe Hockey has pointed to the views of four major industry groups and said that business wants the carbon tax to be repealed.
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Carbon tax “not a factor” in Point Henry closure: Alcoa
The carbon tax has not been given by Alcoa as a reason it chose to close down its Point Henry aluminium smelter.
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Warburton to lead renewables review
Former Manufacturing Australia executive chairman Dick Warburton is heading a panel to review the current renewable energy target for 2020.
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Labor stands by decision to vote against carbon tax repeal
Labor is standing by its decision to vote against the carbon tax repeal despite threats from Prime Minister Abbott to keep MPs in Canberra for Christmas.
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