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Planet first, profit later
15 May 2013
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Chinese mine in NSW fails to meet standards
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Sun power advocacy lights up
10 May 2013
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Where there's smoke there's China
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Labor abandons promised carbon price tax cuts
8 May 2013
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Carbon rout roiling Australia as polluters win
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