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[Blog.greens.org.nz] frogblog » Major parties take climate change seriously(ish): will be officially released at 3pm this afternoon (and available from then on www.bluegreens.org.nz), but his speech at the symposium outlined the key features, the flagship of which is a Tradeable Emissions Permit Scheme on the electricity generation sector. It’s pretty gutsy (more gutsy than Labour by far), and certainly a good thing in and of itself, but IMHO it really needs to be applied more widely than just to the electricity sector (hello, agriculture, 50% of our emissions…), and would be most effective in combination with other price measures, like say, a carbon charge.

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