The Government needs to switch at least some of its attention to the problems of implementing and paying for an adaptation strategy, writes Bernard Keane.
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NASA chief climate scientist’s letter to Rudd: Stop building coal-fired plants
On the 27 March, 2008, Professor James Hansen, NASA’s Goddard Institute of Space Science chief climate scientist and arguably one of the world’s most eminent authorities on climate change, sent a letter to Kevin Rudd, writes Andrew Glikson.
The Garnaut target: no time for a quitters strategy
Australia should not quit protecting future generations from dangerous global climate impacts, writes John Connor.
Garnaut’s scary glimpse into China
Last Friday Garnaut delivered the good news about China’s efforts to suppress its fossil fuel emissions. Problem is, it’s also bad news, writes Simon Grose.
Mungo: Give it a go Garnaut
We are now the worst per capita polluter on the planet, and gold medal winners tend to be noticed, wrties Mungo MacCallum.
Garnaut bows to the insanity of growth fetishism
The Garnaut report demonstrates the insane power of our obsession with economic growth, writes Clive Hamilton.
Flannery: Garnaut has made a good first step
Speaking exclusively to Crikey, Tim Flannery has solid praise for the emissions targets set today by Ross Garnaut, but says the game could change drastically in as little as five years from now.
Crikey Says: Crikey says
Today Ross Garnaut has reduced expectations of Australian climate change action to a point below which anyone other than Andrew Bolt and a handful of suddenly sweating penguins could object.
Hamilton: Garnaut’s report barely conceals his despair
In the end, Garnaut invests his hopes in the public, writes Clive Hamilton.
VIDEO: Ross Garnaut delivers Australia’s emmission target statement
Ross “Mr 10%” Garnaut has delivered Australia’s long awaited emmission target. See the video of his statement here.
Garnaut’s target so low, the sea level will rise above it in a year
In Garnaut’s view Australia is too late to avoid “substantial impacts” which will, as he said in his dry economist’s tone, require “major adaptation”, writes Bernard Keane.
Crunch time on carbon credibility
The Garnaut target is out of whack with the global climate realpolitik, writes John Connor.
Garnaut target falls desperately short
Ross Garnaut’s Supplementary Draft Report to be released on Friday will propose a carbon reduction trajectory based on a 0-15% reduction on 2000 emission levels by 2020, according to sources close to the review, reports Bernard Keane.
Video: A grilling on the Ross Garnaut roadshow
Australia’s cimate change guru is getting a grilling on the road.
Mungo: We need Kevin to be a climate hero
Will Kevin Rudd have the courage to do what is necessary on climate? Mungo MacCallum has his doubts.
Kohler: Garnaut — the beadle and the dietary
Ross Garnaut’s draft review on climate change achieved more than just caring the crap out of everyone, writes Business Spectator’s Alan Kohler.
What Australians really think about climate change
If Richard Farmer’s reality check is anything to go by, people aren’t losing sleep over the Garnaut report, writes Sophie Black.
The six hundred pound Gorilla in the Garnaut Review
The warnings presented in the Garnaut Review would appear to underestimate of the global effects of sea level rise, writes Dr Andrew Glikson.
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The Garnaut Review … the Murray-Darling Basin is doomed … our love affair with gas-guzzlers … the death of the Democrats …
Climate Institute: All eyes on the government now
If the Government responds with the right policies, today, the fourth of July, would mark an important step towards carbon independence day, writes John Connor of The Climate Institute.
Keane: Not an easy political sell
Most problematically for a government that is rumoured to have already decided to reduce fuel excise to offset a carbon price, Garnaut declared himself opposed to that, writes Bernard Keane.
Keane: Garnaut paints disturbing future for Australia
Garnaut’s draft report paints a disturbing picture of the potentially immense costs of climate change for Australia, writes Bernard Keane.
Pearce: Garnaut Review points to the political challenges ahead
Ross Garnaut has delivered the science, now it’s over the government to deliver emissions trading scheme. And that’s no small task, writes David Pearce, Director and Principal Policy Analyst at the Centre for International Economics.
Blogwatch: First reactions to the Garnaut Review
Clean coal. Really? … The worst thing since Whitlam .. Grim look at Murray-Darling Basin.
Crikey Says: Crikey Says
Are you, like some in the opposition, confused about what an Emissions Trading Scheme actually means?
