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The too hard basket: a short history of Australia’s aborted climate policies


A workable, credible climate policy has been the impossible object that has brought down every prime minister we’ve had for a more than a decade – all the way back to (and including) John Howard.
Discussion paper

A better ETS for forestry - proposed amendments to the Climate Change Response Act 2002: discussion paper


The government wants to simplify the way the ETS works for forestry participants, increase afforestation and enable more flexibility in the scheme rules to support the right trees being planted, in the right place, for the right purpose. There are opportunities to improve the ETS settings for forestry participants so that the scheme better incentivises...
Discussion paper

Improvements to the New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme: consultation document


The government is proposing improvements to the New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme (NZ ETS) and is seeking feedback. This consultation document sets out proposals primarily focused on improving the framework of the NZ ETS so that it is a credible and well-functioning scheme that helps us meet our climate change targets.
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Current and future impacts of climate change on housing, buildings and infrastructure


To understand the implications for Australia's infrastructure, this report examines the evidence received about recent changes to the climate system, terrestrial environment and the marine environment that are relevant when considering future challenges for housing, buildings and infrastructure.
Report

Why Australia must withdraw from the Paris climate agreement


This report argues that following the emissions reduction requirements of the Paris Climate Agreement will impose significant and irreparable economic damage to Australia, without delivering an environmental dividend.