Asia Pacific > Major Australian investor group joins carbon pricing choir but government expected to turn a deaf ear

Major Australian investor group joins carbon pricing choir but government expected to turn a deaf ear

Published 13:34 on May 22, 2017  /  Last updated at 13:34 on May 22, 2017  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia

The Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI) has become the latest group to tell the government’s climate policy review to put a price on carbon, but amid suspicions that the ruling conservative Coalition won’t change its mind on the matter, others are looking at alternative ways to meet the nation’s Paris Agreement obligations.
The Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI) has become the latest group to tell the government’s climate policy review to put a price on carbon, but amid suspicions that the ruling conservative Coalition won’t change its mind on the matter, others are looking at alternative ways to meet the nation’s Paris Agreement obligations.


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