Australia Climate Plan Must Be Realistic – Adviser
By | Published: September 30, 2008
Reuters: Australia’s planned emissions trading scheme and ambitions for a new post-Kyoto international climate pact must be cautious and realistic, says the government’s chief climate adviser. Ross Garnaut, asked by the centre-left government to design an emissions trade scheme to make the US$1 trillion economy less polluting, hands his final report to Prime Minister Kevin Rudd later on Tuesday. "I am putting a pin in the delusion (that an ambitious agreement is possible)," Garnaut said …
Australia Climate Plan Must Be Realistic – Adviser
Reuters: Australia’s planned emissions trading scheme and ambitions for a new post-Kyoto international climate pact must be cautious and realistic, says the government’s chief climate adviser. Ross Garnaut, asked by the centre-left government to design an emissions trade scheme to make the US$1 trillion economy less polluting, hands his final report to Prime Minister Kevin Rudd later on Tuesday. "I am putting a pin in the delusion (that an ambitious agreement is possible)," Garnaut said …
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