- the choice of emissions trading as the central policy to reduce Australia's carbon pollution, taking into account the need to:
a) reduce carbon pollution at the lowest economic cost;
b) put in place long-term incentives for investment in clean energy and low-emission technology; and
c) contribute to a global solution to climate change.
Enjoy! (Click on image below to enlarge)
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"Unfortunate politicisation"?
As Kenneth Davidson writes today
"The original decision was either a cock-up, or the cabinet is split on whether the Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme is so badly flawed that it should be abandoned in favour of a carbon tax."