Carbon Justice

Sydney: New South Press (2021)
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Carbon Justice argues that Australia’s continued contribution to climate change through the export of fossil fuels is Australia’s great climate scandal. The book explores how concepts ideas such as complicity, attributing responsibility, greenwashing, transferring risk and much more can help us get to the heart of the question – what is Australia’s real contribution to climate change?

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