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The Tasmanian Government's climate response is a missed opportunity.
The government had a real chance to respond to the Independent Review of the Climate Change Act by cutting climate pollution and helping us prepare for the impacts we're already locked into. Instead, the response doesn't match the urgency of the problem. Parliament can't ignore that — and neither should we
Where the response falls short
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No adaptation plans for health, communities, ecosystems and more
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Risks Tasmania's Net Zero status, leaning on short-term forest offsets
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Prioritises paperwork over on-the-ground change
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Doesn't match the urgency of accelerating climate impacts
What now
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Legislate the independent statutory body now
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Real, sensible management of climate risks
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A genuine commitment to stop making the problem worse
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2 July 2026
#MakeBigPollutersPay #Win
The City of Hobart calls for big polluters to pay
Tasmania's largest council become the 7th in the country to support a Climate Compensation Fund paid for by a levy on coal, oil and gas exports.
25 June 2026
2026 emissions update
Net-zero emissions, net-zero progress?
The Tasmanian Policy Exchange has taken a look at Tasmania's emissions profile and suggests options for some of our highest-emitting sectors.
