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10 Sep 2014:
A WWF report has found meeting the UK’s carbon targets could save the country billions of pounds. With your help, Karl Mathiesen investigates
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9 Sep 2014: Alex Turnbull: With the energy sector at deadlock, is there anything that the Abbott government can do to reduce emissions without reinstating a carbon tax? The answer is yes
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22 Aug 2014:
Alexander White: It's hard to pin down exactly what prime minister Tony Abbott really believes on climate change, but his policies could only have been developed by someone who believes global warming is a hoax.
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12 Aug 2014:
A London assembly review of performance on cutting the capital's carbon emissions exposes holes in the mayor's strategy
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29 Jul 2014:
Competition watchdog uses its second report on the effects of the carbon tax to put a range of industries on notice
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25 Jul 2014:
Stephen Koukoulas: GDP, jobs, stocks and house prices have all risen, despite claims by Tony Abbott that it would be 'catastrophic' for the economy
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18 Jul 2014: Amendments have stalled mining tax repeal and Senate has also insisted on major changes to ‘asset recycling’ scheme
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18 Jul 2014: Al Gore calls it a ‘disappointing step’ and European Union says world is moving towards carbon pricing initiatives
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18 Jul 2014:
Dan Cass: The death of the carbon tax is a massive step backwards, but if we focus our efforts on renewable energy, rather than a price on carbon, we can still implement positive changes
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17 Jul 2014: Prime minister is warned by host of experts that Coalition's policy is not enough to meet 5% emissions reduction target
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17 Jul 2014: Australian PM says parliament has 'finally listened' to the people and scrapped the emissions policy
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17 Jul 2014:
Prime Minister Tony Abbott says that the parliament has listened to the Australian people and ditched the 'useless, obstructive' carbon tax
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17 Jul 2014: On Thursday morning the Australian Senate voted to repeal the country’s environmental carbon pricing scheme. Below are some of the initial reactions to the move
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17 Jul 2014: Katharine Murphy: Even if you argue the toss on the science, then carbon pricing, on the balance of the evidence, is a reasonable piece of public policy risk management – a sound precautionary principle
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17 Jul 2014:
Senate makes good prime minister's ‘pledge in blood’ to ‘axe the tax’, with nation unlikely to meet 5% emissions reduction target
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