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IT'S OFFICIAL: Ministers get the word on ETS changes
Wednesday 5 Jul 17 10:00am
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Glenbrook steel mill |
OFFICIAL advice on changes to the Emissions Trading Scheme has made its way from officials to ministers.
The so-called technical review which has so far taken 20 months looks at issues like the way that carbon stored in harvested wood is treated under the scheme, to penalties for non-compliance, and seeks to make it fit the requirements of the Paris Agreement.
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