For the Turnbull of old, could a picture be worth a thousand words?
"Climate change is the ultimate long-term problem. We have to make decisions today, bear costs today so that adverse consequences are avoided, dangerous consequences, many decades into the future." Malcolm Turnbull, February 9th, 2010Plainly stated, Mr Turnbull … and in reality not that many decades.
"Plainly stated: in the absence of a clear carbon price signal either no investments will be made or investments will be made of new carbon-intensive infrastructure because they are more profitable in a world where there is no price on carbon." Malcolm TurnbullPlainly stated, Mr Turnbull … and indeed nothing much has happened.
… "But it is not enough to say you support these cuts, you must also deliver a strong, credible policy framework that will deliver them." Malcolm TurnbullPlainly stated, Mr Turnbull … and yes price signals do work.
Links
- Sea-level rise has claimed five whole islands in the Pacific: first scientific evidence
- Queensland moves to control land clearing: other states need to follow
- Labor unveils phased emissions trading scheme
- New climate science centre doesn’t make up for CSIRO cuts: experts
- Delaying shutting power stations will bring big disruption later: Climate Institute research
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