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Energy White Paper – an overconfident document

By Robert Merkel on December 15, 2011

It wouldn’t surprise me to learn that Martin Ferguson personally drafted parts of the Federal Government’s new energy White Paper. It reads with the same subtext he manages to pack into just about every sentence – that you greenies have [...]

Posted in Climate change, Economics, Energy, Environment, Middle East, Nuclear, Policy | Tagged clean energy future, Energy White Paper, martin ferguson | 23 Responses

Suffer the little children

By Brian on May 12, 2010

When Rudd recently deferred the main component of his climate change strategy, the CPRS, into the never-never Peter Wood reminded us of a speech that Rudd made at Copenhagen. In ringing tones he called for the assembled leaders “to frame [...]

Posted in Climate change, Energy | Tagged Climate Competitiveness Index, copenhagen agreement, Copenhagen climate change conference 2009, cprs, martin ferguson, tourism, World People\'s Conference on Climate Change and the Rig | 169 Responses

May Day: What has happened to Australian Labor?

By Mark Bahnisch on May 1, 2010

As already documented on LP, Kevin Rudd occupied himself this week by performing perhaps the most spectacular policy backflip imaginable, the sidelining of the CPRS. Or perhaps unimaginable, because I suspect very few people saw this coming. Rudd’s climate change [...]

Posted in Climate change, Federal Elections, Howardia, Policy, Politics, Sociology | Tagged ALP, backflip, class cleavages, Climate change, cprs, ets, Federal Election 2010, Kevin Rudd, Labor, Lindsay Tanner, martin ferguson, May Day, paul norton, political culture, political sociology, reform, reversal, social democracy, Tanya Plibersek, The Greens, Tony Abbott, unions | 214 Responses

Energy. It's NOT JUST what you dig out of the ground?

By dk.au on April 28, 2009

LP Reports, Policy makers listen! By way of a follow up to this post, I attended an ‘Energy White Paper Consultation’ workshop and can report that the Dept of RET facilitator stated that “the composition of the High Level Consultative [...]

Posted in Activism, Climate change, Energy, Environment, Policy, Technology | Tagged Climate change, Energy White Paper, Marn, martin ferguson, public consultation | 11 Responses

Energy. It's what you dig out of the ground.

By dk.au on April 1, 2009

Is there anything more alarmingly delightful than the creaking gears of history as the dialectic of Enlightenment lurches forth?? For all the gnashing of teeth and angry bashing of keyboards about K-Rudd’s 100% pathetic climate target, the real politics – [...]

Posted in Climate change, Energy, Environment, Howardia | Tagged atse, calculation, Economics, Energy White Paper, externalities, martin ferguson | 47 Responses

Emissions trading and rent seeking: round two

By Mark Bahnisch on August 27, 2008

The Fin Review reported yesterday that a host of resource company execs are descending on Canberra on Friday for a pow wow with Martin Ferguson. Initially this meeting was being presented as a way of circumventing the BCA, who released [...]

Posted in Climate change, Energy, Environment, Howardia, Markets | Tagged ALP, Australian Greens, BCA, Business Council of Australia, carbon pollution reduction scheme, Climate change, climate change denialism, climate change skeptics, Coalition, emissions targets, Emissions trading scheme, greg gailey, Greg Hunt, Kevin Rudd, kyoto protocol, Labor, Liberal Party, Malcolm Turnbull, martin ferguson, Penny Wong, Rudd government, Senate, Shergold Review, Sydney institute | 25 Responses

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