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Australia’s biggest polluters are still winning new approvals. The trick is carbon offsets. Under the Safeguard Mechanism, fossil fuel facilities can buy credits instead of cutting pollution. Some of those credits are generated by paying not to log native forests that were never going to be logged. Senator Nick McKim, Christine Milne AO, Alice Hardinge and Louise Morris in Hobart. 📅 Thursday 12 November 🕡 6.30pm to 7.30pm AEDT 📍 Mathers House, 108 to 110 Bathurst St, Hobart

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Australia’s biggest polluters are still winning new approvals. The trick is carbon offsets. Under the Safeguard Mechanism, fossil fuel facilities can buy credits instead of cutting pollution. Some of those credits are generated by paying not to log native forests that were never going to be logged. Senator Nick McKim, Christine Milne AO, Alice Hardinge and Louise Morris in Hobart. 📅 Thursday 12 November 🕡 6.30pm to 7.30pm AEDT 📍 Mathers House, 108 to 110 Bathurst St, Hobart

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