«unless «conservatives» are willing to sell out, there's no point in forming a left - right
coalition on carbon taxes.»
Again, unless «conservatives» are willing to sell out, there's no point in forming a left - right
coalition on carbon taxes.
Not exact matches
He cited Australia's Parliament, under a conservative
coalition elected last year, which last week repealed a two - year - old
tax on carbon dioxide emissions — the country's only legislated policy for reducing global warming pollution.
The
Carbon Sense
Coalition today claimed that a
carbon tax was the next likely battle in the long war
on carbon.
In 2013,
Coalition opposition leader Tony Abbott declared that the forthcoming election would be a «referendum
on the
carbon tax», and in those terms he scored a resounding victory.
Coalition leader Tony Abbott said this week: «If the
Coalition wins the election
on Saturday, the
carbon tax will go.
Xenophon, a sitting senator who was re-elected
on Saturday, told Guardian Australia he would not vote for the abolition of the
carbon tax until the
Coalition's alternative Direct Action plan had been changed to ensure it could meet Australia's emission reduction targets.
AUSTRALIANS have turned
on the
carbon tax, with almost two - thirds of people opposed to pricing greenhouse gas emissions and an overwhelming majority backing
Coalition plans to unravel the policy.
The Guardian's Lenore Taylor has pointed out that while the
Coalition is bringing back the «
carbon tax» scare campaign of 2013, its own scheme would have to draw
on the «safeguard mechanism» component of Direct Action — which is itself a disguised ETS — to have any chance of meeting the targets.