Australia Records Biggest Emissions Drop in a Decade as Carbon Tax Kicks In

InsideClimate News
Dec 24, 2014, 8:05 am147 pts
(Guardian) Australia's greenhouse gas emissions dropped 1.4 percent in the second full year of the carbon price – the largest recorded annual decrease in the past decade. Data released by the Department of the Environment showed that emissions in the June quarter rose 0.4 percent. However, annual emissions…

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