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Albanese government approves koala park via carbon credit deal

Published Friday, June 26, 2026 · Updated June 26

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The Albanese government has approved a carbon credit deal for New South Wales, providing hundreds of millions of dollars to protect native forests. This initiative is linked to the creation of a koala park, but has raised environmental concerns regarding the effectiveness of carbon offsets.

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  • The Albanese government greenlit New South Wales to receive hundreds of millions of dollars for protecting native forests previously earmarked for logging.

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Environmental Efficacy Scrutiny
  • The Guardian

    The article critically examines the Albanese government's carbon credit deal for a koala park, highlighting environmental concerns about the efficacy and integrity of carbon offsets and their potential to allow continued pollution.

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