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FED 07 - "At A Glance" Policy Analysis Part 1
See also Detailed Policy Summaries and "At A Glance" Part 2 for Conservatives for Climate and Environment, Climate Change Coalition, Family First and the Nationals.
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| Acceptance | ||||||
| Accepts the science that the current Climate Change is largely human caused | ![]() |
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| Priority and Policy | ||||||
| Treats as a high priority internally and in public | ![]() |
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| Separate Climate Policy | ![]() |
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| International | ||||||
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| Aid policy that helps mitigation and adaption programs in other countries | ![]() |
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| Goals* | What Women Want |
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| Zero Emission Goals | ||||||
| Zero Emissions Minus | ![]() |
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| Near Zero | ![]() |
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| Zero Net | ![]() |
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| 2020 Goals | ||||||
| 60% reduction of Greenhouse gas emissions below 1990 levels by 2020 | ![]() |
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| 30% reduction of Greenhouse gas emissions below 1990 levels by 2020 | ![]() |
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| 2050 Goals | ||||||
| 80% reduction of Greenhouse gas emissions below 1990 levels by 2050 | ![]() |
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| 60% reduction of Greenhouse gas emissions below 1990 levels by 2050 | ![]() |
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| 60% reduction of Greenhouse gas emissions below 2000 levels by 2050 | ![]() |
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| Emission Reduction Mechanisms | What Women Want |
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| Government designed mandatory reductions | ![]() |
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| Carbon Tax | ![]() |
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| Carbon Trading | ![]() |
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| Energy | What Women Want |
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| Support crash conversion to renewable based electricity system | ![]() |
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| Support major role out of renewables | ![]() |
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| Support minor role out of renewables | ![]() |
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| Support "Feed in Tariff" for small small scale renewables | ![]() |
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| Stop Coal Exports | ![]() |
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| Phase Out Domestic Coal Industry | ![]() |
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| Oppose "Clean Coal Carbon Capture and Storage" | ![]() |
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| Remove Fossil Fuel Subsidies | ![]() |
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| Oppose Nuclear Power Plants | ![]() |
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| Stop Uranium Exports | ![]() |
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| See also Vote Nuclear Free for a more detailed comparison of nuclear policies | ||||||
| Energy efficiency / reduction | ||||||
| Plan to limit energy growth | ![]() |
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| Plan to promote energy efficiency | ![]() |
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Transport | What Women Want |
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| Near Zero Emission Transport Policy | ![]() |
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| Major improvements in public transport | ![]() |
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| Minor improvements in public transport | ![]() |
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| Significant improvements in cycling and walking infrastructure | ![]() |
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| Significant decrease in road spending | ![]() |
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| Upgrading and expand rail freight | ![]() |
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| Support of EV and Plug in Hybrid Vehicles | ![]() |
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| Supports low emissions car industry | ![]() |
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| Indentifies need to act on issues of oil peak | ![]() |
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| Opposses coal to oil and other GHG intensive fuels | ![]() |
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| Land Clearing and Forestry | What Women Want |
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| End to land clearing | ![]() |
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| End to logging of native forests | ![]() |
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| Including land clearing and forestry emissions in carbon tax/trading systems | ![]() |
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| Agriculture | ||||||
| Policy to reduce emissions from agriculture | ![]() |
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| Acknowledgement of the key role livestock and consequently meat and dairy consumption have on emissions | ![]() |
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| Including agricultural emissions in carbon tax/trading systems | ![]() |
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| Social Justice / Equity | What Women Want |
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| Social justice elements in plans to address climate change | ![]() |
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| Social equity elements such as global carbon rationing | ![]() |
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| Accepting regional climate refugees from Pacific | ![]() |
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| Population | ||||||
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See also Detailed policy Summaries and compare the political parties with a series of asks from environmental lobby groups by clicking here.
Key
= Especially good policy or goes beyond stated goal.
= Supports
= Does not or no evidence of support.
= Policy has negative outcomes that deserve highlighting.
= Policy has very negative outcomes or moves us backwards.
= Yet to be assessed.
* = if goals listed in policy are given in a range, for example 60-80% reduction on 1990 levels then the minimum figure is used for assessment of policy.
admin – Mon, 2007 – 03 – 12 10:48
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