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    Australian LNG investors argue - if government pays coal plants to pollute - LNG-owners should get paid to pollute, too

        Proof Edition:  Australia's LNG industry must not be subject to a cost of carbon unless its customers and competitors are subject to a similar cost. That was the case put by gas lobby group   - for  parties such as Chevron , ExxonMobil, Shell, Santos and Origin -  by the Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association (APPEA). But this it meant it wanted to get paid to pollute. The 400 per cent growth in its LNG industry over the next two decades, menat a 400 per cent growith in pollution. But the industry wanted LNG free to pollute, at no cost to its investors.

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    Inpex exit from Kimberley due to "environmental sensitivity of the West Kimberley, and Indigenous rights"

    New WA Liberal Premier Colin Barnett says he was not surprised that Inpex chose the long way round to pipe Ithycs gas to Darwin in the Northern Territory, rather than the shorter route to  the Kimberley coast in Western Australia.

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    Economic collapse for brown coal and all electricity output to contract sharply under all scenarios and copper and gold contract

       Proof Edition: Three emissions reduction impacts on output on the energy sector remain large under all policy scenarios.

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    Larrakia Nation group says Inpex LNG Darwin plant incompatible with Larrakia culture and its environmental standards

    Proof Edition: The Larrakia Nation group had published an open letter in a Darwin newspaper stating the Inpex LNG plant was incompatible with Larrakia culture and its environmental standards. It also said that the corporation has no right to support the Inpex gas plant on behalf of all Larrakia people.

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    Queenslands GEC spot deals $10.10 and $10.20

    Queenslands GEC market again enjoyed some activity

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    CO2-e $95 per tonne by 2050 to meet emission reduction targets, if Garnaut $20/tonne soft start accepted

    In the AEU market two deals were reported last week both of them with November settlements.

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    Western Australia grants 6.4GL Fitzroy river dam licence for beef production in plan to clear 2800 hectares of “unproductive green desert”

    Prrod Edition: The “unproductive green desert” described was 2800 laser-leveled hectares of Eremophila longifolia “ Emu Bush”, a shrub that grew to to 3 m or trees 7-8 m, provided food for emus, and also nectar for many species of birds. The plan was to replace Eremophila longifolia with Red Flinders Grass. Eremophila longifolia was a protected species in some areas, for example in NSW Murrumbidgee Catchment it was a Priority High Conservation Value (HCV) as part of a Native Vegetation Community.

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    Fitzroy River dam irrigation, built for failed Kimberley rice irrgation project, revived, in plan to bulldoze and chain, for irrigated cropping

        Proof Edition: The Fitzroy Liveringa Station - a pivot irrigator - now appeared to control the 6400000 kL water rights associated with the Kimberley Fitzroy River dam - created for a failed rice irrigation project. The vast station borders the river, and was one of a number of agricultural properties owned by the group.IT now argued as its at illegally celared it in the past, and it was now burnt and weed infested it was now not ecologically viable, and could be validly chained with bulldozers and converted to cropping. One of the applicants was a party - Liveringa Pastoral Co - alleged to have illegally cleared in 2003.

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    Carbon MIS a bad idea says Senator Joyce

    Senator Joyce, Queensland Leader of the Nationals in the Senate forecast a “very bad outcome” after the Senate passed Schedule 3 to amend the ITAA97 to allow a tax deduction for capital expenditure in the establishment of trees in carbon sink forests in the Tax Laws Amendment (2008 Measures No.1) Bill 2008..

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    Greens fear perverse incentives in carbon credit trading: “MIS on steroids”

    Senator Milne feared a plantation-friendly tree-trading for carbon credits would lead to a perverse outcome of clearance of native vegetation, particularly the brigalow and the savannas across northern Australia, and that will be a disaster for carbon. “We get mandatory regulations... If we do not, we will have MIS on steroids”, she said in a dissenting report for the Senate Inquiry into the tax treatment of Carbon Sink Forests.

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    High public interest: hundred of marines species listed as exposed to risk of damage by Chevron LNG and DOMgas plant plans in Wheatstone, WA

        Chevron is prepared for critical analysis from interest groups for its new gas and oil plant plans located in waters around the Heritage Islands, Barrow and Thevernard, where it has already managed to install processing infrastructure. It said the onshore part of the project did not impact any threatened or vulnerable species.

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