14
Apr
2011
Global perspective: implementing carbon pricing in a world of political resistance and evolving international participation
Carbon pricing is the ‘first among equals’ in a trio of climate policy mechanisms for cutting CO2 emissions, but is also the most politically difficult.
Grattan CEO John Daley took part in this panel discussion, chaired by Professor Mike Sandiford of the Melbourne Energy Institute, that reviewed the practical and political challenges surrounding carbon pricing.
Related Articles
news
26 February 2020
Climate war: the next generationPublished at The Conversation, Wednesday 26 February Opposition leader Anthony Albanese sought to claim the climate policy high ground last week with his commitment to a net-zero emissions target…
report
28 October 2018
State Orange Book 2018: Policy priorities for states and territoriesState and territory governments can do more to improve the lives of Australians. The State Orange Book 2018 shows that outcomes vary between states across a broad range of areas. In many cases, states…
news
24 January 2020
After the fires: what Scott Morrison might do nowPublished by The Sydney Morning Herald, Friday 24 January It would be easy, but futile, to call for an immediate about-face on the Morrison government's climate change policy position. It may be…