Nearly half of The Australian Financial Review readers support the Albanese government’s plans to introduce a tradable carbon credits scheme requiring the country’s largest polluters to gradually reduce emissions.
readers support the Albanese government’s plans to introduce a tradable carbon credits scheme requiring the country’s largest polluters to gradually reduce emissions.
The proposed reforms include a system of carbon credits in which eligible companies can earn credits by reducing emissions, and sell them to companies where reducing emissions is slower and more costly.readers found 49 per cent fully supported the government’s proposed trading scheme to get Australia’s largest carbon emitters to reduce their emissions over time. Nineteen per cent of respondents believed companies should not be able to buy credits to escape reducing emissions.
“Presenting the issue as a ‘concept’ rather than a fully detailed scheme that embodies the concept removes any potential for those that are fundamentally opposed to any form of First Nations recognition using ‘the detail’ in order to argue against the concept,” one reader said.
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