Australia could hit climate targets without Kyoto credits
The Morrison government is increasingly confident it will be able to reach its 2030 international climate targets without needing to use its controversial "carry-over" credits from previous agreements.
While some countries continue to complain about Australia's proposed use of carry-over credits to count towards the 2030 target, Energy Minister Angus Taylor said the latest emission projections showed Australia was already heading in the right direction and "over-delivering'" in reducing carbon pollution.
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