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Common ground needed for tougher 2030 targets and goal of net zero emissions
Publisher
Climate change
Climate change mitigation
Emissions trading
Global warming
Net zero
Australia
Description
Climate policy has been divisive and politically brutal territory over the past decade, playing a decisive role in the downfall of Liberal leaders John Howard and Malcolm Turnbull (in 2009), and then Labor's Kevin Rudd and Julia Gillard. A new report by the Grattan Institute says a credible 'convergence' can be built around the Coalition's 'baseline safeguards' mechanism due to start on July 1, and Labor's proposed revamped emissions trading scheme.
Guests
Tony Wood - Director of the Energy Program, Grattan Institute
Credits
Producer - Gregg Borschmann, Environment Editor
Publication Details
Copyright:
ABC 2016
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
11 Apr 2016
