 | Clarke and Dawe talk about the carbon scheme Clarke and Dawe make emissions trading simple. Tx: 17/07/08. |
 | The Emissions Trading System - putting a price on carbon European Commission production: "The EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) is a world first and a major weapon in Europe's fight against climate change. The innovative system has turned carbon dioxide emissions into a tradeable commodity. They can now be bought and sold like any other of the thousands of products traded on world markets today. The scheme works by placing a limit or a 'cap' on the amount of carbon dioxide participating installations - currently around 10,500 across the European Union - can emit every year. If an installation emits more than its allowance, it must either pay a very hefty fine or buy surplus allowances from companies that have managed to stay below their limit. The system ensures that overall CO2 emissions from the plants covered are cut in the most cost effective way. The video report shows: Factories and sources of CO2 emissions Renewable energies' systems ABN-Amro trading floor Pernis' Shell oil refinery (Europe's biggest oil refinery) DSM chemical plant Interviews with key figures including: Tomas Wyns, Climate Action Network Europe Jos Delbeke, Director for Climate Change & Air, DG Environment, European Commission Sara Ståhl, European Climate Exchange Gerhard Mulder, ABN-Amro Annemarie van der Rest, Shell Marc van Doorn, DSM Julia Williams-Jacobse, Dutch Environment Ministry Dr. Bert Metz, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change." |
 | Emissions Trading Podcast Our expert explains the impact of emissions trading on the efforts to preserve our Brown Power Heritage. |
 | THE GLOBAL WARMING LIE! IT'S ALL A LIE CLIMATE CHANGE/GLOBAL WARMING! $50,000 to $200,000 for your home bills by 2020 To all Australians that are concerned: this talk on Emissions Carbon Trading Scheme by the present Rudd Labour Government and The Greens. Say for instance such a "scheme" was forced upon us ordinary people, trying to pay our morgage, bills, car payments, and working very hard for our money! OK...A question: With in approx 10 year 2020, would you be willing to pay $50,000 to $200,000 Aust Dollars a year for your domestic utility bills (gas, water, electricity)? Comments welcome on thread. This sounds extreme, but this is the way the certain elements of Labour and definitely The Greens and their hardcore followers 'and' some religious elements are thinking! These people do not care about peoples livelihoods, they want to see all industry shut down in Australia, (everything this country has been built on) and see all of us back in the dark ages. People think very seriously about what your getting yourself into if you want to go green, there are better options than what these individuals are proposing. The lie of man made climate change will be revealed. |
 | Valedictory - Katherine Rich MP Katherine Rich's valedictory speech, 24 September, in the House. We will greatly miss her. |
 | Weakening of a Nation 23 - Why Emissions Trading Doesnt Work Leading professor Jeffrey Sachs discusses why emissions trading doesn't work |
 | Liquid Carbon Dioxide How to make liquid carbon dioxide using a plastic pipette. |
 | Sheepy - Part 9. - Emissions Trading Scheme. G'day Sheepy is back Emissions Trading Scheme. in his usual way. |
 | September 11 Question 2: Emissions Trading Scheme 2. MOANA MACKEY (Labour) to the Minister responsible for Climate Change Issues: What landmark environmental legislation has passed recently? Hon DAVID PARKER (Minister responsible for Climate Change Issues) : Legislation for an emissions trading scheme and legislation to introduce biofuels have both been passed by Parliament in the last fortnight. The emissions trading scheme being phased in over the next 5 years is a cornerstone of the Governments climate change action. It will create incentives to invest in cleaner technology, improve the efficiency of our production, and encourage climate-friendly investment such as forestry. The Biofuel Act will see vehicles start to run on sustainable biofuels, marking a transition away from reliance on imported oil Moana Mackey: How will these two pieces of legislation affect ordinary New Zealanders? Hon DAVID PARKER: These initiatives will future-proof our country, cushion the impact of rising oil and electricity prices, and ensure access for our primary exports into high-value markets. The country already faces a cost under the Kyoto Protocol for increases in emissions. The emissions trading scheme will reduce that cost by reducing emissions, and emitters rather than just taxpayers will start to bear the cost of their greenhouse gas pollution. To help New Zealand families, we are instigating the biggest push for household energy efficiency ever seen—$1 billion to help make New Zealand homes warmer, dryer, and cheaper to heat. Hon Dr Nick Smith: Will he accept responsibility for errors made in this critical legislation, given that he insisted on introducing and passing 785 amendments on one day, or will he do as Annette King has on the Electoral Finance Act and blame officials, Parliament, and everyone else but Labour for mistakes? Hon DAVID PARKER: The National Party always resorts to process arguments when it has none of substance. Once again, we see National this week being caught saying one thing to one audience, one thing to another. David Carter was reported in the Gisborne paper this week as saying— Hon Dr Nick Smith: I raise a point of order, Madam Speaker. My question asked whether he will accept responsibility for mistakes in the legislation. We have heard all sorts of other irrelevancies. I think the Minister should address the question. Hon DAVID PARKER: Of course I take responsibility for the legislation; I took it through the House. The National Party has once again been caught telling audiences what it thinks they want to hear. We had David Carter in Gisborne earlier this week saying that it was an economic folly to bring agriculture into an emissions trading scheme. |
 | John Key and National MPs meet with Kyoto foresters 12 June. The Kyoto Forestry Association came to Parliament and gave National MPs Totara seedlings as part of their effort to encourage the Government to listen to their concerns. After the meeting, John Key talked about the issues facing the industry. |
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