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FEDERAL Climate Change Minister Penny Wong yesterday disclaimed any responsibility for massive electricity price hikes in NSW, laying the blame squarely at the feet of her state Labor colleagues for their lack of planning and investment in the sector. T Full Article at The Australian
On the count of three, spit those dummies! What a hilarious sight it was to see five Cabinet ministers (including Penny Wong holding the CPRS flag), solemnly arrayed before the media, bleating about how the nasty Coalition has blocked all their legislat Full Article at Australian Climate Madness
Australia's Minister for Climate Change and Water Penny Wong stands near a large globe in the main hall at the UN Climate Change Conference 2009 in Copenhagen December 10, 2009. View Photo »
I hope Mr Abbott and the Opposition will see that this report makes it clear that a carbon price, as well as other practical measures, are critical to achieving emissions reductions in Australia
High five ... Jenny Macklin, Lindsay Tanner, Stephen Conroy, Penny Wong and Nicola Roxon yesterday. They outlined the legislation they have had blocked. Photo: Stefan Postles THE Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, has told the Senate to leave his proposed pai Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
THE government launched a shock-and-awe attack against Tony Abbott yesterday, only to fall victim to the Senate minnows who resent Kevin Rudd's high-handed attitude toward them. As Mr Abbott refuses to say whether the Coalition will oppose Labor's paren Full Article at The Age
Five senior Labor ministers have fronted the media to accuse the opposition of being responsible for the most obstructionist Senate in 30 years. Lindsay Tanner (finance), Nicola Roxon (health), Jenny Macklin (families and community services), Penny Wong Full Article at The Age
CAIRNS, AUSTRALIA - AUGUST 06: Climate Change Minister Penny Wong holds a press conference during the Pacific Islands Leaders Forum at the Cairns Convention Centre on August 6, 2009 in Cairns, Australia. The Pacific Islands Forum is this year hosted by... View Photo »
This bill of ours for the Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme is in the Senate now. Penny Wong and others are working with the Greens to see what can be done ... This is not over yet. And we will see what action emerges from the Senate.
Video will begin in 5 seconds. What type of connection do you have? Use this form to: Ask for technical assistance in playing the multimedia available on this site, or Provide feedback to the multimedia producers. Your feedback was successfully sent Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
ENVIRONMENT Minister Peter Garrett has been stripped of responsibilities for the household insulation scheme, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd says. Mr Rudd has announced the establishment of a new stand-alone department of climate change and energy efficiency Full Article at NEWS.com.au
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Australia's Climate Change Minister Penny Wong gives a speech at the Australia's Labor Party conference at Darling Harbour in Sydney, August 1, 2009. Australia�s ruling Labor Party national conference strongly endorsed government laws for carbon trading on Saturday, cheering Climate...
View Photo »Australia's Minister for Climate Change and Water Penny Wong stands near a large globe in the main hall at the UN Climate Change Conference 2009 in Copenhagen December 10, 2009.
View Photo »Senator Penny Wong, Minister for Climate Change and Water of Australia, attends an interview with Reuters in New York March 27, 2009. Australia has submitted a proposal to U.N. climate negotiators that outlines a scheme to use carbon credits to protect rainforests, Wong said. The...
View Photo »CAIRNS, AUSTRALIA - AUGUST 06: Climate Change Minister Penny Wong holds a press conference during the Pacific Islands Leaders Forum at the Cairns Convention Centre on August 6, 2009 in Cairns, Australia. The Pacific Islands Forum is this year hosted by Australia, and illustrates...
View Photo »This December 11, 2007 file photo shows Penny Wong, Australia's minister for climate change and water, the first minister with such a title, after giving a press briefing at the UN Climate Change Conference in Nusa Dua on Bali island. Australia's climate negotiator is urging nations to...
View Photo »Environmental activists protest at Australia's Labor Party conference at Darling Harbour in Sydney August 1, 2009. Australia's ruling Labor Party national conference strongly endorsed government laws for carbon trading on Saturday, cheering Climate Change Minister Penny Wong as she...
View Photo »Australia's Environment Minister Peter Garrett gives a speech behind protesters at Australia's Labor Party conference at Darling Harbour in Sydney August 1, 2009. Australia's ruling Labor Party national conference strongly endorsed government laws for carbon trading on Saturday,...
View Photo »Australia's Minister for Climate Change and Water Penny Wong stands near a large globe in the main hall at the UN Climate Change Conference 2009 in Copenhagen December 10, 2009.
View Photo »I hope Mr Abbott and the Opposition will see that this report makes it clear that a carbon price, as well as other practical measures, are critical to achieving emissions reductions in Australia
This bill of ours for the Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme is in the Senate now. Penny Wong and others are working with the Greens to see what can be done ... This is not over yet. And we will see what action emerges from the Senate.
Consistent with our commitment to do no more and no less than the rest of the world, we are today submitting our existing target range: five percent unconditional, with up to 15 percent and 25 percent both conditional on the extent of action by others
The government is proposing to tackle climate change by making polluters pay through the Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme -- the cheapest and most effective way to reduce carbon pollution
Greenfleet's biodiversity forest projects will not only result in a reduction of greenhouse gases, they will also provide valuable habitat for native fauna and assist in the regeneration of the Australian landscape
What he is essentially saying is that the state of the river should rest with the largest states
All up, these two decisions will provide almost 170 billion litres of much-needed water to the Lower Lakes ... It is hoped we will see additional allocations as more water becomes available. The priority is to avoid acidification and we are pleased this will have a beneficial environmental impact on the...
Anyone who wishes to enter this protected zone must have a permit
It appears Mr Abbott is again making things up as he goes along, stealing from failed Howard government policies when he can't come up with his own ideas
We don't know as yet the total amount of water that will be available
We're very pleased that, given the concerns for his health, that he's made this decision.
Mr Spencer has certainly made his point very clear
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