The next industrial revolution

Article Abstract:

Many of Australia's companies will need to reexamine current lines of business and production due to the Kyoto agreement on carbon fuel emissions. Strategies include generating ethanol for plastics from sugar cane and growing timber, as both activities absorb carbon. Carbon-intensive business such as steel, concrete, brick and transportation will require reduction.

Administration of Air and Water Resource and Solid Waste Management Programs, Air Pollution Control Programs, Economic aspects, Air pollution control, Environmental law

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GST has all the signs of a bureaucratic botch-up

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the introduction of Australia's new goods and services tax are discussed.

Taxation, Criticism and interpretation, Consumption taxes

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