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Australia: Motorists to pay for carbon scheme

AN EMISSIONS trading scheme is likely to increase petrol prices by about 10 cents a litre, adding pain for motorists and challenging the Reserve Bank's goal of reining in inflation by 2010. As world oil prices continued their record-breaking run, ...

From AGE: MATHEW MURPHY AND DANIELLA MILETIC, EcoEarth News,  8 May 2008
Related Topics: Federal Reserve,  Goldman Sachs,  Kevin Rudd,  Wayne Swan

World emissions protocol on way

AN INTERNATIONAL protocol for carbon auditors is to be developed this year, with climate change experts saying there is an urgent need to adopt a uniform approach to the "hotchpotch" of methods in becoming carbon neutral. Only months after releasing ...

From AGE: MATHEW MURPHY, EcoEarth News,  24 Feb 2008

Australia: Fears grow over green web 'scams'

THE Federal Government will reform the unregulated carbon offsets market by the end of the year, in a move it hopes will restore credibility to the burgeoning but contentious sector. With this week's interim report from Ross Garnaut spelling out the ...

From AGE: MATHEW MURPHY AND RUTH WILLIAMS, EcoEarth News,  22 Feb 2008
Related Topics: Penny Wong,  Kevin Rudd

Uncertainty could delay greener energy plants

AUSTRALIA could, like Europe, experience a delay of investment in its energy sector unless details of the proposed emissions trading scheme are released quickly, people in the industry say. Uncertainty about the cost of carbon and economical ...

From AGE: MATHEW MURPHY, EcoEarth News,  10 Feb 2008
Related Topics: European Commission,  Penny Wong

Australia lags in green investment: report

While both major political parties are on the hustings trumpeting their green credentials ahead of this month's federal election, a new report shows that Australia is still lagging behind many other countries in attracting investment in ...

From AGE: MATHEW MURPHY, EcoEarth News,  13 Nov 2007
Related Topics: Dennis Quaid

Australia: Eating roo could cut gas emissions

Hop to it: time to switch from beef to kangaroo. "SKIPPY" could soon be on the menu for the climate change-conscious if they take note of a report showing a switch from beef to kangaroo could help cut greenhouse gases. A report by the director of the ...

From AGE: MATHEW MURPHY, EcoEarth News,  10 Oct 2007

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