Environmental Laboratory
Australia introduces carbon emission limits
May 07 2009
Prime minister Kevin Rudd's administration has set a target of reducing Australia's carbon emissions to 25 per cent lower than 2000 levels by 2020.
However, the measures hang on whether the rest of the world will follow suit - something which will be determined at an international meeting on the subject, to be held in Copenhagen this December.
Australia would achieve its air quality improvement goals by investing in renewable and clean energies, carbon capture and storage and purchasing international credits.
In March, the Australian government announced that it would contribute AU$32 million (£14.6 million) to the most comprehensive research into soil carbon and nitrous oxide ever conducted in the country.
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