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Carbon trading Down Under: The heat is on
Mon, Nov 23, 2009
The Straits Times

SYDNEY: As bushfires rage in Australia, the government will unveil its revised carbon trading laws tomorrow, with a vote expected by the year's final day of Parliament on Thursday.

If the emissions trading scheme (ETS) is rejected by a hostile Senate for a second time, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd would have a trigger for a snap election on climate change.

The carbon trading scheme was a key promise of Mr Rudd's 2007 election campaign and he wants the ETS laws passed before next month's global climate talks in Copenhagen.


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