Climate Change Review Discussion Paper:
Friday, 1 February 2008
It's time to speak up in Professor Garnaut's review of climate change issues and carbon trading
The government-sponsored Garnaut Review has committed to undertaking an extensive consultation process to encourage open and informed discussion on key climate change issues.
With less than an estimated one quarter of all Australian businesses currently attempting any form of climate change action, it seems that ordinary Australians might have to ginger the debate by making submissions to the Garnaut Review.
A strong demand by actual or future customers, for industry wide mid-term climate change targets, is one way to jerk the business community out of its present torpor.
Remember, approximately 50% of all Australians live within 7km of our coastline which is expected to take the early brunt of extreme climate change events.
Such extreme events won't just affect the value of houses but, in some cases, the actual value of the land on which they stand.
Climate Change Review Discussion Paper:
Information on making submissions to the Review:
Labels:
climate change,
environment,
government policy,
politics
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