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• Woodside a winner in a carbon-constrained world, Citi analysis suggests
  
• ACF costs industry pleas for extra assistance
  
• Inefficient road use charging costing $9bn a year: Ken Henry
  
• Garrett suspends Solar Schools program

The Greens today released a comprehensive package of 12 bills they say would tackle the climate change challenge on all fronts – from native forest protection through to energy efficiency.

• Oil leak company rejects Woodside offer
  
• CEDA says study shows carbon tax a clear winner
  
• Unions join with ACF in climate campaign
  
• Construction begins on first carbon neutral building

• No need to lock in Australia's trading scheme now, UN climate chief says
  
• Don't forget who delivered you victory, green bans warrior warns Labor
  
• McKinsey study finds scope for huge U.S. energy efficiency gains

• Green Building Council rethinks treatment of product certification schemes
  
• Wong registers updated NGERS determination
  
• EPA Victoria unveils waste guidance as new regulations kick in
  
• UK committee opposes recognising forest credits in EU ETS

• NGERS reporting workshops on offer
  
• From Melbourne to Mexico –landmark deal to create credits from lighting
  
• Fix transport spending bias, alliance says

Coalition ETS spokesman Andrew Robb commits the Coalition to clarifying its carbon policy proposals by the time Senate debate on the CPRS bills takes place in June and says the Pearce Review, released this morning, is a 'wake-up call' for the Rudd Government.

• 'Retrogreening' a jobs boon, says Green Building Council study
  
• Targets 'an insult', Tim Costello tells Senate inquiry
  
• Obama: time for a new energy revolution

• NSW fudges on energy efficiency scheme
  
• Senate pressures Government on housing scheme sustainability
  
• Coalition Senator hits back at Climate Institute
  
• Energy revolution costly but possible, says IEA chief
  
• Victoria launches water conservation campaign
  
• UK Exchequer includes green initiatives in rescue plan

Professor Ross Garnaut this morning handed to Prime Minister Kevin Rudd an all-embracing set of policy proposals to combat climate change. Garnaut warned that a failure by this generation to deal with climate change 'would haunt humanity until the end of time'.