
The environmental movement is divided over the issue of carbon credits for protecting public forests, similar to the clash between pragmatism and ideological purity during the Rudd government's first carbon emissions trading scheme.
The NSW government wants to earn carbon credits for protecting public forests to support its proposed Great Koala National Park, but this is being opposed by some environmental groups.
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