Asia Pacific > ANALYSIS: Safeguard Mechanism looms as Australia’s next big climate policy hurdle

ANALYSIS: Safeguard Mechanism looms as Australia’s next big climate policy hurdle

Published 10:15 on August 5, 2022  /  Last updated at 10:59 on August 5, 2022  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia

The Australian Labor Party government is all but certain to have its 43% emissions reduction cut by 2030 signed into law next month, now the work begins on one of its key policy measures to meet that target – the Safeguard Mechanism.
The Australian Labor Party government is all but certain to have its 43% emissions reduction cut by 2030 signed into law next month, now the work begins on one of its key policy measures to meet that target – the Safeguard Mechanism.


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