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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.

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January 9, 2006 Sydney residents take household action How the Parramatta residents did it
January 9, 2006 Join ACF at the Sustainable Living Festival
January 6, 2006 The Climate Partnership: Media Backgrounder
January 6, 2006 Australia’s Greenhouse Polluting Record Revealed
January 4, 2006 Urgent action to cut greenhouse pollution needed to turn down the nation’s heat
December 15, 2005 Kalpowar handover Q & A
December 15, 2005 A decade in the making, Cape York agreement delivers for people and environment
December 15, 2005 Back to the drawing board for marine map
December 15, 2005 Jobs cuts bad news for Victoria’s environment
December 14, 2005 New report shows our Christmas shopping is costing the earth
December 14, 2005 Roxby Environmental Guidelines need re-writing
December 14, 2005 Win a $150 bike gear voucher from The Bicycle Store and a pedometer
December 12, 2005 Great Otway National Park a Christmas gift to Victorians and the world
December 11, 2005 Good progress as climate meeting draws to close

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