Rapid progress in reaching emission targets
Australian Financial Review
1 February 2013
Professor Ross Garnaut speaks of Australia’s rapid progress toward meeting emission targets.
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Professor Ross Garnaut to open 2012 Sustainable Sunraysia Festival
Mildura Weekly
17 February 2012
Professor Ross Garnaut will open the 2012 Sustainable Sunraysia Festival in March.
2012 Sustainable Sunraysia Festival
Sunraysia Daily
15 February 2012
Professor Ross Garnaut has been invited to open the 2012 Sustainable Sunraysia Festival.
Garnaut slams carbon critics over ‘extreme distortion’
The Australian, p.6
28 September 2011
Professor Ross Garnaut’s appearance at a parliamentary committee considering draft carbon legislation was reported on by The Australian.
Tough task catering to middle-class Asia
Weekend Australian, Inquirer, p.4
Saturday, 3 September 2011
Professor Ross Garnaut comments in an article discussing Australia’s ability to export services to Asia.
Beijing’s slowdown may not be a bad thing
The Australian, p.19
Friday 22 July 2011
Professor Ross Garnaut has been quoted in an article examining China’s current economic position.
Australia’s contribution matters: why we can’t ignore our climate responsibilities
The Conversation
Monday, 20 June 2011
Professor Ross Garnaut has written a piece explaining why Australia’s action on climate change policy is important.
Ross Garnaut discusses “Taking action on climate change”
Distinguished economist Professor Ross Garnaut discussed the key findings in his final report on climate change at a free lecture.
Price on carbon is a low-cost way to meet emission targets
The Age, p.17
Thursday 16 June 2011
Professor Ross Garnaut has written an OpEd in The Age arguing that achieving a reduction in emissions is more important than what a country pays for it.
Questions raised over Garnaut’s distribution model
Australian Financial Review, p.6
Saturday 4 June, 2011
Professor John Freebairn is quoted in an AFR piece examining the changes to the tax system recommended in The Garnaut Climate Change Review – Update 2011.
