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Greenhouse gas mitigation

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Carbon dioxide mitigation
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Greenhouse gas mitigation
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The New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme de-link from Kyoto: impacts on banking and prices


The New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme (NZ ETS) presents an opportunity to compare the theory of linked emissions trading with practice. From 2009 until late 2012 New Zealand was linked to the Kyoto market and there was no indication that this link would be broken. In November 2012 the New Zealand government announced that it...
Report

Who’s the real cheat here? Climate cheats II: The dozen dirty businesses


In the first Climate Cheats report in April, the Morgan Foundation revealed the full extent of how New Zealand used fraudulent carbon credits to meet its international obligations to reduce carbon emissions. As a country we have done nothing to reduce our emissions thus far, and have instead relied heavily on cheap, fraudulent credits from...
Report

Victorian Government response to the Independent Review of the Climate Change Act 2010


In 2015, the Victorian Government commissioned an independent review of the Climate Change Act 2010 as a first step in its commitment to position Victoria as a leader in climate change action. The independent review committee's final report was tabled in Parliament by the Minister on Thursday 11 February 2016. The review found that the...
Working paper

Does money grow on trees? Mitigation under climate policy in a heterogeneous sheep-beef sector


Summary haiku Ruminating on Methane. Land use will change and Someone’s gotta pay. Abstract I use simulations from the Land Use in Rural New Zealand model to consider mitigation for different classes of sheep-beef farms under climate policy. Farmers in the model can respond to carbon prices by abandoning or afforesting marginal land. In assessing...
Policy

Cut pollution – Emissions Trading Scheme


For Australia, unmitigated climate change will come at a huge economic cost, not least of which will include severe and damaging impacts to the nation’s infrastructure and the death of ecosystems such as the Great Barrier Reef. That’s why a Shorten Labor Government will: Introduce a domestic emissions trading scheme that will have two distinct...