Clean energy reality with carbon tax passed

Today, the carbon tax was passed through parliament in Australia. G shares the opinions of some high profile movers and shakers with you.

Decoding the carbon tax

Yesterday, the Federal Government’s Clean Energy Bill was passed through the lower house after months of discussion and heated debate. If the to-and-fro of the pollies has left you no clearer on what it is and how it is actually supposed to work in the real world, here’s the clarification you need.

Certificate IV in Carbon Management - Carbon Training International

Learn about carbon management and become well-placed to take advantage of the opportunities within a changing economy. Carbon Training International (CTI) are Australia's first nationally accredited workplace qualifications in carbon management. Bridging the skills gap in carbon management, CTI intend to build a carbon-responsive workforce through Certificates III and IV in Carbon Management and NGER Auditor Compliance Training.

Get Up's 5 easy steps on understanding a price on carbon

Get Up created this two minute video to help share the facts about what's in the Governments carbon pricing package. You're encouraged to share this with your friends and family.

AYCC's animated explanation of the carbon price

Wondering what the carbon price package will actually mean for polluters, everyday Australians and the environment? Check out the Australian Youth Climate Coalition's (AYCC) animation to find out!

Instant Expert: Carbon farming

Here’s a look into the growing solution to our greenhouse gas problem.

A finite planet

Jon Dee says that only when we recognise the limited nature of our planet’s resources will we be able to achieve a reduction in greenhouse gases.

Say Yes Australia (with Cate Blanchett)

The controversial "Say Yes" campaign was started by groups representing 3 million young people, workers, business and the environment - all who all want Australia to put a price on carbon pollution in 2011.

http://www.sayyesaustralia.org.au/

A price on nature

Economists and environmentalists have traditionally clashed heads. But what if we can get the two to work together? We take a back-to-basics look at green economics.