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Agriculture & environment, Carbon & environmental markets, Nature based solutions Policy brief
Carbon farming & nature repair markets: Benefits, opportunities and risks for Queensland
This brief provides an overview and update on recent developments to environmental markets in Australia and Queensland, and what the potential risks and unique opportunities...
Felicity Deane; Ed Morgan; Jennifer Yarnold | 2024
Queensland Decarbonisation Hub
Carbon & environmental markets, Communities in transition, Policy & regulation Policy brief
Community is key to Queensland’s energy future
Drawing on research from Kingaroy and lessons from other jurisdictions, this brief highlights the importance of ensuring that communities are included in decision making and...
Rose Stambe; Jennifer Yarnold; Greg Marston; Jeremy Moss | 2024
Queensland Decarbonisation Hub
Communities in transition, Emissions reduction & sequestration, Energy & infrastructure, Policy & regulation, Workforce / Skills / Education Policy brief
Creating public value and social value through the decarb agenda
Public value refers to the value created by government through its actions including through providing services, developing and enforcing laws and regulation and developing and...
Prue Brown | 2024
Queensland Decarbonisation Hub
Emissions reduction & sequestration, Policy & regulation Policy brief
Decarbonising Queensland- Four pillars toward a resilient and inclusive low-carbon economy
This policy brief provides an assessment of key policy and technical issues, opportunities and options and provides recommendations to support Queensland Government in the design...
Jennifer Yarnold, Greg Marston, Brendan Mackey, John McVeigh, John Rolfe, Allan Dale, Hurriyet Babacan, Ben Lyons, Felicity Deane, Maxine Newlands, Neville Plint, Lynette Molyneaux, Duncan Keenan-Jones, Jacob Birch, Rowena Maguire, John Quiggin, Don Butler, Catherine E. Lovelock, Natalie Doran-Browne, and Graham Ashford | 2022