Australia Sees No Reason to Delay Carbon Plan

By The Climate Community | December 1, 2008 | In: Business, Policy

The financial crisis was no reason to delay implementing an Australia-wide carbon trading plan, details of which will be unveiled with interim targets on Dec. 15, Australia's minister for climate change said on Friday.

Reuters | December 1 2008

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