The latest news on Australia's Emissions Trading Scheme is that the Federal government has decided to defer the introduction of a Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme (CPRS) and its associated ETS until the end of 2012, when the current Kyoto commitment period ends. The government expects that more countries around the world will have made their own climate change proposals clear by 2012, which will give Australia an opportunity to introduce a CPRS and ETS which can work with those of the other major emitting nations.
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