Environment Industry

Environment Industry

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View more articles published by The Age Rudd's greenhouse plan is not all hot air
There's more to the carbon pollution reduction scheme than political expediency.
The Age - Published 3 hours, 39 minutes ago
Overall article sentiment is neutral.
View more articles published by Sydney Morning Herald Business Rudd sails through greenhouse test despite lack of green flagellation
The Rudd Government has done a better job with its carbon pollution scheme than many people accept.
Sydney Morning Herald Business - Published 5 hours, 4 minutes ago
Overall article sentiment is strongly negative.
View more articles published by John Quiggin How green is the green paper
I haven't had time for a really thorough reading of the government's Green Paper on emissions trading, let alone a full-scale response. But I thought I'd put down a few points for discussion. The obvious omissions from the Green Paper are ...
John Quiggin - Published 5 hours, 51 minutes ago
Overall article sentiment is neutral.
View more articles published by eco media Government to advertise carbon trading system
The Australian Government has started an advertising campaign to inform the public about upcoming carbon trading policies. Climate Change Minister Penny Wong says small and medium scale businesses not impacted by the draft policies will be consulted on the best ways the Government can help them become more energy efficient.
eco media - Published 7 hours, 21 minutes ago
Overall article sentiment is strongly positive.
View more articles published by Car Advice Holden & Ford most petrol-hungry
The federal government has released its Green Vehicle Guide online, naming and shaming a variety of popular vehicles for their average fuel consumption and CO2 emissions. The Holden Commodore has been named as the most “petrol-hungry” of Australia’s big-selling cars, closely followed by its rival, the Ford Falcon. Read more… [...]
Car Advice - Published 8 hours, 7 minutes ago
Overall article sentiment is neutral.
View more articles published by Tim Longhurst Al Gore’s Challenge - 100% Renewable energy in Ten Years
America’s borrowing money from China to buy oil from the Middle East, to destroy the environment in America. That’s the case Al Gore has made in his recent call for 100% renewable energy in the US within ten years. You can see the 5 minute summary edit here: Over in Australia (where [...]
Tim Longhurst - Published 8 hours, 32 minutes ago
Overall article sentiment is negative.
View more articles published by Australian Politics - a blog Murray-Darling Water Flow And Solar Energy
Australian Politics - a blog - Published 8 hours, 47 minutes ago
Overall article sentiment is neutral.
View more articles published by ABC Landline Remote Control
A quiet technological revolution is underway across the outback that might just change the way we think about remote cattle stations. More and more of them are using solar powered surveillance equipment and sensors to see how their stock is doing.
ABC Landline - Published 9 hours, 34 minutes ago
Overall article sentiment is neutral.
View more articles published by Inside Business Green paper fails to deliver detail: Rowely
Advisor on climate change to former British prime minister Tony Blair, Nick Rowely joins Inside Business to analyse the detail of the green paper.
Inside Business - Published 10 hours, 40 minutes ago
Overall article sentiment is neutral.
View more articles published by Insiders Malcolm Turnbull joins Insiders
Malcolm Turnbull joins Barrie Cassidy to discuss the Opposition's position on the newly released green paper on emissions trading.
Insiders - Published 10 hours, 51 minutes ago
Overall article sentiment is strongly negative.
View more articles published by WA Today - national Getting the emissions message clear
Explaining carbon trading is the Government's next 'diabolical' challenge, writes Josh Gordon.
WA Today - national - Published 15 hours, 51 minutes ago
Overall article sentiment is neutral.
View more articles published by Business Spectator climate change Coalition climate plan differs from govt
Green paper is long-term, opposition is reactionary, says Swan. 20 Jul 2008 11:12 AM
Business Spectator climate change - Published 15 hours, 54 minutes ago
Overall article sentiment is strongly negative.
View more articles published by Yahoo!7 Political Govt climate plan differs from coalition (AAP)
Labor's plan to spare motorists from rising fuel costs under emissions trading is very different to the opposition's petrol policy, Treasurer Wayne Swan says.
Yahoo!7 Political - Published 17 hours, 34 minutes ago
Overall article sentiment is strongly negative.

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View more articles published by The West Australian - business Doubts over Rudd’s pollution reduction scheme
The Rudd government’s newly released Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme is ambitious but may find difficulty linking up with schemes overseas, says consulting firm KPMG. A partner in the KPMG climate
The West Australian - business - Published 20 hours, 52 minutes ago
Overall article sentiment is strongly negative.
View more articles published by Sky News Business Woodside posts 52% rise in 2Q earnings
Despite its complaints about the impact emissions trading may have on LNG development in Australia, Woodside Petroleum is riding the wave of high crude prices.
Sky News Business - Published 1 day, 7 hours ago
Overall article sentiment is strongly negative.
 
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