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• Coal mining company wins right to earn credits
  
• ACT announces second wind auction
  
• Carbon survey finds voter wariness still strong

A CE Daily weekly snapshot for ISO 14001 system managers and environmental and carbon professionals (open access).

Labor states and territories have agreed to work together in a 'non-partisan effort' to decarbonise the economy, according to ACT Environment Minister Simon Corbell.

The ACT Government is a world leader in tackling climate change, says a new independent progress report by ACT Sustainability Commissioner Robert Neil.

In choosing not to have a minister with a title that includes the phrase 'climate change', Prime Minister-elect Tony Abbott has plenty of precedent.

Federal, state and territory ministers have recommended against establishing a permanent COAG body to deal specifically with climate change.

A regular CE Daily update on what to look out for over the next few weeks nationally and in states and territories – including legislative changes, policy proposals and funding offers.

• WA takes light-handed approach with enforcement
  
• ACT shortlists 10 to provide solar PV, as Qld abandons the field
  
• Waste funding on offer for packaging covenant signatories
  
• Carbon Markets Institute to host symposium
  
• New VEET guidelines out for comment
  
• Waste company fined $20,000

The first in a regular new CE Daily series that details what to look out for over the next few weeks, including regulatory changes, new grant schemes and federal and state policy proposals open for comment.

• Joint clean energy committee to meet later today
  
• EPA Victoria finalises new licence for Alcoa's Point Henry smelter
  
• ACT EPA prepares for review of environment law
  
• ANU conference looks at illegal timber trade