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The government proposed allowing steel, cement and other export-exposed sectors to cut chargeable emissions by up to 80 per cent as carbon pricing begins in 2026. Experts warned this could undermine decarbonisation investments.
Visitor survey finds continued use of single-use toiletries and plastic bags in protected areas.
Regulators seek more data on marine impacts of proposed plant at Heping coal facility.
The ban takes full effect in 2027 but officials warn hundreds of tonnes of scraps will still need burning during the transition. Rising treatment costs could also underming the new policy.
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