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The Australian and European carbon prices – your questions answered - May 16, 2013
Does the drop in the European carbon price mean pricing pollution doesn’t work? Is the carbon price responsible for a hole in the Budget? These and other questions answered...
One fossil fuel loophole closed, $10 billion worth to go - May 15, 2013
The Government has closed one loophole, but missed the opportunity to remove $10 billion of fossil fuel subsidies from the Federal Budget and limit further climate change, according to Paid to Pollute, the alliance of environment and community organisations.
Australian Conservation Foundation statement on Federal Budget 2013-14 - May 14, 2013
ACF acknowledges solid delivery on nature conservation, is concerned with cuts to spending on renewable energy, and is disappointed with the continued spending of billions of taxpayers’ dollars on subsidies that promote pollution and are economically wasteful.

October 22, 2012 Policy meltdown: uranium u-turn bad news for Queensland
October 19, 2012 Coral Sea reserve won’t cost seafood lovers
October 18, 2012 Innovative green office building marks 10th birthday
October 17, 2012 Yallourn decision shows climate policies are working
October 15, 2012 Australian uranium: no smooth passage to India
October 11, 2012 WA uranium mine approval signed but a long way from sealed
October 10, 2012 Coal compensation holds back renewable energy
October 9, 2012 Modelling shows benefits of returning more water to Murray
October 8, 2012 Basin Plan to breach treaty obligations: legal advice
October 4, 2012 Consider more water for the Basin: senate committee
October 3, 2012 Poll: 85% want Federal Government to make the final decisions on environmentally risky development proposals
October 2, 2012 Federal MPs now crucial to a strong Murray plan
September 19, 2012 Terrible new ice melt record is part of a trend
September 16, 2012 National marine reserves get international endorsement
September 13, 2012 Government’s first step should be a better Basin Plan

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