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The Government is delaying by least a month the latest and much-expected vote on its proposed emissions trading scheme (ETS), which was meant to take place next week.
Rudd just last week told the press that he would press on with the proposed emissions trading scheme. Today Climate Change Minister Penny Wong said the delay does not mean the Government is giving up on the ETS.
”Our determination to press ahead with the[emissions scheme] remains unchanged,” she said, adding that there were a number of high-priority bills on the agenda for next week, including private health insurance.
The government already has a double-dissolution trigger on the original version of the emissions trading scheme. It has reintroduced to parliament an amended version negotiated with former opposition leader Malcolm Turnbull.
Current Opposition Leader Tony Abbott called the change of plan one of the ”all-time great political backflips” and said that Prime Minister Kevin Rudd seems to be ”running away from his own legislation.”
The Government is delaying by least a month the latest and much-expected vote on its proposed emissions trading scheme (ETS), which was meant to take place next week.
Rudd just last week told the press that …
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The value of the market remained roughly unchanged after carbon prices fell …
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The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ruled on Monday that greenhouse gases are harming human health, a move the means the agency can regulate pollution emitters without having to get Congressional approval.
The “endangerment finding” is necessary to …
The bickering and divisions we have seen in the Coalition of late is nothing short of extraordinary and highlights just how divisive the issue of climate change still is in Australia.
A recent visit to New …
Over three quarters of business respondents involved in aspects of environmental, sustainability and climate change issues believes that a failure to reach a deal at Copenhagen will have a detrimental impact on their business, according …
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