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Carbon capture technology concept with Carbon dioxide cloud and absorbing surface on dark blue stock illustration
The tracker complements the regular reporting that governments are already doing on Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions and climate change policies.
  • Emissions
Horizontal landscape photo of a dirt road lined with grass, shrubs and Eucalyptus trees lit up by the late afternoon sunshine near Armidale, New England high country, NSW in Spring
Enhancing stability and integrity of the Australian Carbon Credit Units Scheme.
  • Agriculture and land
  • Emissions
Two coworkers walking and discussing their tasks while surrounded by solar panels.
This paper explains how misinformation affects climate policy and what it means for the Climate Change Authority’s (the Authority’s) work.
  • Adaptation
  • Climate targets
  • Communities
  • Emissions
Rear view of white electric car being charged with solar panels in the background
The Authority is developing an Evidence Platform to track Australia’s progress towards a prosperous, resilient, net zero future. Initial work on the Platform…
  • Emissions
The Australian Coat of Arms
The Authority makes submissions to government policy consultation processes as appropriate.
Wind turbines standing on rugged cliff above ocean in Australia at sunset
Australia has committed to ambitious emissions reduction targets to support a prosperous, resilient net zero economy. The Annual Progress Advice is an…
  • Emissions
Open pit coal mine in the Hunter Valley area of New South Wales, Australia.
Accelerating fossil methane reductions by identifying practical abatement opportunities, barriers to methane abatement activity and policy solutions.
  • Industry and waste
man planting a young tree
Advice from the Climate Change Authority to the COP31 President of Negotiations.
  • Climate targets
  • Emissions

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