Department of Climate Change (Australia)

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The Department of Climate Change is an Australian Government department. It deals with:[1]

  • Domestic and international climate change policy
  • Design and implementation of emissions trading
  • International climate change negotiations
  • Renewable energy policy, regulation and co-ordination
  • Greenhouse emissions and energy consumption reporting
  • Greenhouse mitigation and adaptation
  • Co-ordination of climate change science activities
  • Energy efficiency policy and standards

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  1. ^ Administrative Arrangement Order (PDF). Government of Australia (25 January 2008). Retrieved on 2008-04-24.
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