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• Climate white paper briefings open for bookings
  
• Adelaide food recycling trial kicks off
  
• Climate change derails HR Nicholls' industrial relations agenda
  
• Gore sets out to bust 'clean coal' bubble

• Pulp and paper industry warns of closures, outlines abatement options
  
• Déjà vu on waste: ministers' progress 'grossly' over-stated
  
• Climate Institute releases abatement modelling tool
  
• WA to provide water treatment for Esperance lead-affected families
  
• Australian Coal Association releases more than 40 CCS videos

• Pipe gas to cut emissions or WA the 'biggest loser', says Premier
  
• Environment court fines developer $40,000
  
• Garnaut issues technical papers
  
• International Energy Agency sounds alarm on CCS

• Ferguson looks to amend offshore storage bill
  
• Government rejects call to delay trading scheme
  
• Greens urge Rudd to 'green up' $10.4 billion dollar rescue package
  
• Energy agency finds no sign yet of carbon leakage for EU aluminium

As the release of a much-anticipated Treasury analysis of the economic effects of various emissions trajectories draws tantalisingly close, Treasurer Wayne Swan and Climate Change Minister Penny Wong on Friday released details of the underpinning assumptions.

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'.

Australia is likely to have its first commercial-scale cleaner coal power plant fitted with carbon capture and storage technology by 2025, according to National Generators Forum chief John Boshier.

• Come to grips with energy efficiency, or risk trading scheme volatility, Origin warns
  
• Ferguson announces low emissions coal council

• Queensland to introduce new geothermal legislation
  
• Insurers won't cover CCS, says Shell
  
• Trading scheme will drive shift to clean energy, says Climate Institute
  
• SA wine industry the major user of treated timber
  
• National Pollutant Inventory issues revised handbooks

• Treasurer to NZ: don't mimic our trading scheme
  
• Federal CCS Bill: Victoria and Woodside warn of delays
  
• BP to pay $200,000 after ACT service station leak