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Australia Doesn't Need An Array of Pricey Policies to Reduce Emissions From Vehicles, Just One Good One
24 Mar 2023 | Abstracted from The Guardian
"Instead of the growing potpourri of well-meaning policies to cut car emissions, Australia should introduce an emissions ceiling for new light vehicles, just like 80% of the rest of the world has already.
"...the Grattan Institute calculates that under an emissions ceiling, drivers who bought a zero- or low-emissions car instead of a petrol or diesel car would be $900 ahead five years later."
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