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Australia's emission levels are overstated

Energy and Climate Change | Alan Moran
Industrial Electrix 22nd June, 2011

In a chapter of a recentIy published Anthology, "Energy, Sustainability and the Environment" edited by F.P. Sioshansi, I observed that...

But Ross, who has an economy-wide carbon tax?

Economics & Deregulation, Energy and Climate Change | Sinclair Davidson
The Drum 17th June, 2011

Yesterday saw two very important contributions to the carbon tax debate being published. First Greg Sheridan published a takedown of Ross Garnaut...

Why Garnaut's 'independent' committees aren't a good idea

Energy and Climate Change | Sinclair Davidson
The Drum 3rd June, 2011

This article was published at: http://www.abc.net.au/unleashed/2744778.html. Ross Garnaut has put a lot of work and effort into designing a carbon...

Winning the war against electricity

Energy and Climate Change | Alan Moran
The Drum 1st June, 2011

Writing on The Drum last week, Jane Shaw saw the carbon tax as a Trinity comprising an ideological touchstone for the Greens, a political weapon...

Hazelwood decision is a victory for common sense

Energy and Climate Change | Alan Moran
The Herald Sun 27th May, 2011

THE Commonwealth Government is flooding the media with climate change and carbon tax reports from taxpayer-financed scientists and other...

We emit less CO2 than Combet gives us credit for

Energy and Climate Change | Alan Moran
The Australian 17th May, 2011

On April 13, Climate Change Minister Greg Combet's spin for a carbon tax pushed new frontiers in the art of being economical with the truth. He...

Taxpayers bear the cost of dumping coal

Energy and Climate Change | Alan Moran
Sydney Morning Herald 21st April, 2011

The Commonwealth's carbon tax hits all Australians by increasing the costs of goods and services. The Treasury forecasts this cost at $863 a year...

Totting up carbon tax is anything but a piece of cake

Economics & Deregulation, Governance & Service Provision, Energy and Climate Change | Tim Wilson
The Australian 18th April, 2011

When asked on ABC1's Q & A about the carbon tax we'll pay on a birthday cake Assistant Treasurer Bill Shorten joked he didn't know how many...

Carbon illusion we can't afford

Economics & Deregulation, Energy and Climate Change | Sinclair Davidson
The Australian 11th April, 2011

In implementing its carbon tax the Gillard government is involved in a massive campaign of misinformation. First there is the fiscal illusion. It...

Boot-strapping on a carbon tax

Economics & Deregulation, Energy and Climate Change | Alan Moran
Online Opinion 11th April, 2011

Australia accounts for a trivial share of global emissions. Abatement action can only be meaningful if it is part of an international movement. But...

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