Joel Fitzgibbon quits shadow ministry over climate change policy Federal Fitzgibbon believes he'll be in a better position to agitate over the party's coal mining policy from the backbench.
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Sustainability and environment commissioner calls on ACT and NSW to work together on environmental policy Monday February 17, 2020 By Shannon Jenkins Australian Capital Territory Climate change, the ecological footprint, population growth and development pressures are the major drivers of environmental challenges for the ACT, according to the territory's commissioner…
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Can Paris achieve what Kyoto could not for carbon reduction? Friday June 12, 2015 By Jon Stanford Features Between the developing world paradox, and the intractable political failure in Australia, the problem of climate change has limited solutions. Former government economist on climate…
Ross Garnaut: the next chapter in Australian climate change policy Wednesday June 10, 2015 By Ross Garnaut Features The architect of the former Labor government’s carbon pricing scheme looks to the future, where increasingly it is not Australia who leads. Climate change won't…
