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Garnaut Climate Change Review: Emissions trading discussion paper

At a CEDA event in Sydney, Professor Ross Garnaut presented his options for an emissions trading scheme for Australia. [CEDA event]

Professor Ross Garnaut spoke to CEDA in Sydney on 26 March 2008 about an emissions trading scheme for Australia.

His speech followed the release of the Review's Emissions Trading Scheme Discussion Paper, which outlines a set of principles and design features for the delivery of an efficient and effective emissions trading scheme for Australia.

For more information and publications from the Garnaut Climate Change Review, visit the Review's website.

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