The Government’s climate change policy is incoherent and becoming ever more expensive, writes Sinclair Davidson. No amount of name-calling is going to change the fact that this policy is a lemon and needs to be radically reconsidered.
ETS
Is Rudd the worst kind of climate skeptic?
Kevin Rudd’s speech to the Lowy Institute last Friday was one of the most extraordinary pieces of rhetorical hypocrisy this country has seen in recent years, says Tim Hollo.
Renewable energy target: a political greasy breakfast
It’s expected the renewable energy target will be passed quickly and quietly by Parliament, which will help Malcolm Turnbull not look like the climate change bad guy, writes Lenore Taylor.
Deja vu anyone? Turnbull’s carbon plan looks very familiar
The Frontier Economics carbon policy plan revealed yesterday by Malcolm Turnbull looks familiar. Is Turnbull recycling old ideas that the government has already rejected?
The Coalition’s alternative emissions trading scheme is dead.
Long live the Coalition’s alternative emissions trading scheme!
Steve’s not buying man-made global warming
Well you can’t say Crikey didn’t try to sell climate change to Family First Senator Steve Fielding.
The Coalition: subdivided on emissions trading
Contrary to the nonsense peddled by Kevin Rudd in Question Time yesterday, Malcolm Turnbull didn’t get rolled by his party room yesterday at all. In fact, he managed a compromise with all but Costello.
Mungo MacCallum: Wong and Rudd present ETS Plan B
Rudd must now be regretting he left the climate change debate to languish on the backburner for so long.
What does health reform have in common with the ETS?
The signals are that fundamental health reform is seen as too complex, wrapped in too many uncertainties and too likely to upset powerful interests in difficult times, writes Ian Hickie.
The Climate Institute: why Rudd’s ETS changes make sense
Erwin Jackson of The Climate Institute explains why they support Rudd’s ETS changes.
Rudd’s CPRS is full of gaping holes
The Rudd Government’s tweaking of the Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme (CPRS) does nothing to improve its environmental credibility, writes Andrew Macintosh.
Keep your ETS Safe!
A handy guide
It was a bit uncomfortable around the dinner table last night…
This is YOUR ETS!
The Coalition is in deep trouble
It’s time to call in “The Cleaner”…
Emissions trading
Who’s a good boy then? Who’s a good boy?
