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20 June 2011
Carbon & Climate
Scientists are receiving death threats over their stance on climate change and carbon tax policy
Scientists are receiving death threats over their stance on climate change and carbon tax policy
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Scientists demand respect for their work
Scientists demand respect for their work
16 June 2011
Carbon & Climate
Australia power industry fears "even worse" carbon plan
Australia power industry fears "even worse" carbon plan
14 June 2011
Policy & Finance
Carbon tax 'will cost 4000 coal jobs'
Carbon tax 'will cost 4000 coal jobs'
13 June 2011
Policy & Finance
Pensioners set for upfront carbon payout
Pensioners set for upfront carbon payout
10 June 2011
Energy
Business urges the states to dump price controls
Business urges the states to dump price controls
Energy
Top-ranked emitter tests the breeze with market mechanisms
Top-ranked emitter tests the breeze with market mechanisms
9 June 2011
Policy & Finance
Productivity Commission report backs price on carbon, says we're mid-pack on climate action
Productivity Commission report backs price on carbon, says we're mid-pack on climate action
Energy
Billion-dollar bill for power stations to close
Billion-dollar bill for power stations to close
Carbon & Climate
Carbon tax to hit carmakers, says Holden chief Mike Devereux
Carbon tax to hit carmakers, says Holden chief Mike Devereux
8 June 2011
Policy & Finance
Australia productivity report backs carbon pricing
Australia productivity report backs carbon pricing
7 June 2011
Transport
Tharman warns against short sighted environmental taxes
Tharman warns against short sighted environmental taxes
6 June 2011
Carbon & Climate
Chinese airline group ‘totally opposes’ EU’s emissions plan
Chinese airline group ‘totally opposes’ EU’s emissions plan
Energy
Solar power systems boost Australian home values
Solar power systems boost Australian home values
5 June 2011
Transport
EU must be "firm" in aviation CO2 dispute with China
EU must be "firm" in aviation CO2 dispute with China
Policy & Finance
Airline profit fears as trade fight looms with Europe
Airline profit fears as trade fight looms with Europe
4 June 2011
Carbon & Climate
Global market for carbon permit trading 'has stalled'
Global market for carbon permit trading 'has stalled'
Energy
Chinese the winners from solar subsidies
Chinese the winners from solar subsidies
3 June 2011
Policy & Finance
Dry WA 'sign of global warming', says Ross Garnaut
Dry WA 'sign of global warming', says Ross Garnaut
Policy & Finance
Julia Gillard rolls out Bob Hawke for support on carbon tax
Julia Gillard rolls out Bob Hawke for support on carbon tax
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