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Topic: Garnaut Report
<b>Greens Senator Christine Milne</b> says, the ball is now in the Government’s court. Will it take the easy way out that Garnaut has given it? Or will it step up to the plate and deliver the 40% emissions cuts on 1990 levels?

Milne: Garnaut stuffs up his own prisoner’s dilemma

Sep 05, 2008

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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.

Flannery: Garnaut has made a good first step

Environment

Sep 05, 2008

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If anyone thinking the Green Paper scheme proposed this week is a solid start and can be strengthened later, wait til you see what it looks like after industry lobbyists and trade unions have got through with it, writes <b>Bernard Keane</b>.

Here come the rentseekers

Jul 18, 2008

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The selling of the Green paper has been a far superior sell job by the government than this year's May budget, a sign that the government is maturing, writes <b>Adam Kilgour</b>.

Spinning the Green Paper 1: a better sell than the budget

Jul 18, 2008

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The Government's Green paper pitch was compromised by its fixation on short term objectives, writes <b>Trevor Cook</b>.

Spinning the Green Paper II: the 24-hour approach

Jul 18, 2008

Whatever else the emissions trading scheme announced by Penny Wong yesterday will be, it won’t be very good at cutting our carbon emissions, writes <b>Bernard Keane</b>.

Green Paper: ever get the feeling you’ve been cheated?

Jul 17, 2008

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Kevin Rudd may not look like he’s following John Howard on climate change, but he may well be, writes <b>Guy Pearse</b>.

Pearse: Rudd following Howard’s lead?

Jul 17, 2008

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It's not too late for Rudd and Wong still have a chance to lead from the front, writes Greens senator <b>Christine Milne</b>.

Milne: Still time for PM Rudd to lead

Environment

Jul 17, 2008

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Yet again the Government has shown it is unwilling to risk any political damage, even in prosecuting major reforms, writes <b>Bernard Keane</b>.

Keane: Safe, but is that the biggest risk of all?

Jul 17, 2008

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The Green Paper confirms that the Rudd Government does not really get climate change, neither its urgency nor its seriousness, writes <b>Clive Hamilton</b>.

Hamilton: Shameless political capitulation

Jul 17, 2008

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There's no show without the columnists. Here's what some of Crikey's favourites were saying about the government's Green Paper.

Green Paper reaction: Too big, too small, just right

Jul 17, 2008

This is as much a handout bonanza for our biggest polluters as it is an emissions trading scheme, says <b>Bernard Keane</b>.

Wong’s Green paper: what it means

Jul 16, 2008

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There are 58 articles in Garnaut Report