Browsing: <a href="/tag/carbon-law-policy-nger">Carbon law, policy/NGER</a> <i class="grey">•</i> <a href="/tag/green-carbon">Green carbon</a>

• Carbon liability changes reflect corporate choices: Clean Energy Regulator
  
• CSIRO study will strengthen NGER reporting, Senate told
  
• 'Ticking the boxes' on soil carbon credits

• Free carbon units for Nyrstar, Qenos, CSR
  
• New EU plan will lift Australian carbon price: Westpac
  
• Climate department issues draft CFI guidelines

• New industrial activities poised to enter efficiency scheme
  
• European regulators praise integrity of Australian carbon market
  
• Carbon Conscious aims to deliver four million credits annually by 2020

The introduction of a carbon price has given Western Australian farmers another tool to manage salinity, according to the state's Agriculture Minister Terry Redman.

The forest products industry wants upfront payments for 'future carbon value' to stimulate investment in plantations, describing it as a 'direct action' approach that could deliver millions of tonnes of abatement within a decade.

• Oil and gas industry service provider now carbon-price liable
  
• WorleyParsons analyses prospects for Pilbara algal industry
  
• Victoria names sustainability award finalists

There is one fundamental reason why companies wanting CFI carbon credits will be paying top dollar over the next couple of years, says Elisa de Wit, head of Norton Rose's Australian climate change practice.

• Qantas and RM Williams team up on carbon
  
• NSW renewables plan imminent
  
• Climate department chief reflects on carbon scheme claims

• Fuel leak fine for citrus processer, but Shell pays for clean-up
  
• NSW EPA prosecutes DuPont
  
• The EPBC 'streamlining' that's still stuck in the pipeline
  
• $12.4 million on offer to help develop carbon credit project rules
  
• Council landfills carbon price national forum

• $38 per tonne: BP specifies CO2 cost for new projects
  
• Shell refinery problems lead to fuel vapour exemption
  
• 'Avoided logging' carbon credits potentially worth more than forestry, says WA council