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Labor losing its green sheen

DESPITE its touting the benefits of developing a green economy and the need to wean away from fossil fuel dependence, the Gillard government's green credentials are at stake as it moves to cut, redirect or defer over $500 million in funding for core alternative and renewable energy projects.

The budget cuts for these programs come at a time when the government is already grappling with the contentious issue of a carbon tax as it tries to get climate change policy measures in place that would...

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