The environmental movement is divided over the issue of carbon emissions trading, with some advocating for pragmatism and others pushing for ideological purity.
The debate is centered around whether state governments should be able to earn carbon credits for protecting public forests, with the NSW government proposing to do so to support its Great Koala National Park project.
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