The CPRS: Economic cost without environmental benefit - interim report
Senate select committee11 May, 2009 The committee recommends that the government reconsider its proposed approach to how Australia can best contribute to a reduction in global greenhouse gas emissions.
11 May Consumers have not forgotten about the pre- crisis warnings of global warming, as a growing wave of consumers are being driven by lifestyle concerns issues such as health and the environment.<http://au.acnielsen.com/site/documents/EcoAussiesPanoTechTraderMAY09.pdf%3ESubmission:
Implementation, Operation and Administration of the Legislation Underpinning Carbon Sink Forests [Australian Parliament Website]From: Kip & Diana Nunn Sent: Saturday, 12 July 2008 4:52 PM To: RRAT, Committee (SEN) Subject: Inquiry into the Implementation , Operation and Administration of the Legislation Underpinning Carbon Sink Forests To Whom It May Concern, I would like to submit that it isDate: 11/05/2009 - Collection: Senate - Sub Collection: Senate Committee Reports ID: www.aph.gov.au/Senate/committee/rrat_ctte/carbon_sink/submissions/sub01.pdf
Submission: Inquiry into Climate Change and the Australian Agricultural Sector [Australian Parliament Website]D:20080312094050Z Inquiry into Climate Change and the Australian Agricultural Sector KMBT_750 ABARE report, Climate change , Drought assistance programs KONICA MINOLTA bizhub 750 D:20090511152456+10'00' Submission : Inquiry Date: 11/05/2009 - Collection: Senate - Sub Collection: Senate Committee Reports ID: www.aph.gov.au/Senate/committee/rrat_ctte/climate_change/submissions/sub01.pdf - Size: 404 Kb
Showing posts with label Carbon Sink Forests. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Carbon Sink Forests. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Friday, March 13, 2009
Carbon sinks losing the battle with rising emissions
PORTFOLIO: Innovation, Industry, Science and Research
SNIPPET: 'Forests, grasslands and oceans are absorbing carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) from the atmosphere faster than ever but they are not keeping pace with rapidly rising emissions,' says CSIRO scientist and co-Chair of the Global Carbon Project, Dr Mike Raupach. Dr Raupach and Swiss scientist, Dr Nicolas Gruber, co-Chaired one of 43 sessions at the conference - Climate Change, Vulnerability of Carbon Sinks. Dr Raupach says concern about the vulnerability of carbon sinks is based on identifying several mechanisms that could cause the present stabilising role of oceans and land to be weakened or even reversed.
SNIPPET: 'Forests, grasslands and oceans are absorbing carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) from the atmosphere faster than ever but they are not keeping pace with rapidly rising emissions,' says CSIRO scientist and co-Chair of the Global Carbon Project, Dr Mike Raupach. Dr Raupach and Swiss scientist, Dr Nicolas Gruber, co-Chaired one of 43 sessions at the conference - Climate Change, Vulnerability of Carbon Sinks. Dr Raupach says concern about the vulnerability of carbon sinks is based on identifying several mechanisms that could cause the present stabilising role of oceans and land to be weakened or even reversed.
Thursday, September 25, 2008
carbon sink forests
The implementation, operation and administration of the legislation underpinning carbon sink forests
Senate Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport Committee
A number of broad issues relating to the impact of taxation incentives for the establishment carbon sink forests were examined during the committee's consideration of this legislation. Posted 24-09-2008
Senate Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport Committee
A number of broad issues relating to the impact of taxation incentives for the establishment carbon sink forests were examined during the committee's consideration of this legislation. Posted 24-09-2008
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