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Crikey / Bernard Keane / Friday, 3 July 2009

The Coalition’s reliance on the passage of US emissions trading legislation to delay a vote Australia’s own version may yet become problematic, writes Bernard Keane.

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Crikey / Crikey Intern / Monday, 29 June 2009

Greenies the world over have been, by turns, snorting and smiling into their morning fair-trade rooibos over a climate bill passed by the US House of Representatives on Friday.

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