Julia Gillard
By Nathanael Baker on October 12, 2011
Tags: Australian Coal Association, Reuters, China, India, AUD, USD, Australia Carbon Emissions, Australia Carbon Tax, Australia coal exports, Australia coal industry, Australia energy policy, Australia Labor Party, carbon legislation, carbon tax, greenhouse gas emissions, Greens party, Julia Gillard, national energy policy, New Energy Economy, Australia, electricity, energy, Greens Party, House of Representatives, John Pegler, Julia Gillard, Labour Party, Senate
Australia's House of Representatives has passed the administration's carbon tax package; now the tax needs only to pass through the Senate in order to receive final approval.
By Nathanael Baker on July 15, 2011
Tags: Clean Energy Finance Corporation, Sydney Herald, Australia, United States, AUD, USD, Australia cap-and-trade, Australia Carbon Tax, Australia carbon trading scheme, Australia renewble energy, EU carbon trading scheme, Julia Gillard, Quebec cap and trade, Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, RGGI, Waxman-Markey Bill, WCI, Western Climate Initiative, California, electricity, energy, European Union, food, Greens Party, Julia Gillard, Labour Party, New Jersey, Quebec, steel
After announcing plans to introduce a nation-wide carbon tax scheme, Australia is set to take center stage internationally.
By Harry Tournemille on February 25, 2011
Tags: Australia, Australia Carbon Emissions, Australia Carbon Tax, australia renewable energy, Australian Labor Party, CO2 emissions, Julia Gillard, Bob Brown, Greg Combet, Julia Gillard, United Nations
With CO2 emissions predicted to balloon for Australia, the Labor and Greens political parties are set to push a Carbon Tax bill through parliament in hopes of stemming the tide.
