Climate Change Green Paper to follow Summit
Victoria’s Climate Change Summit, held on Friday 4 April 2008 at Parliament House, drew on the best ideas from the community to ensure our state stays at the forefront of this crucial issue.
100 Summit delegates were chosen to share their views on this crucial issue. They represented a broad cross section of the Victorian community, coming from industry, non government organisations, peak bodies, local government, community groups and regional Victoria.
After the summit, a discussion paper was released that allowed the community to continue the conversation about the future direction of climate change policy and action. Many people responded to the discussion paper with those submissions now available online. This information will feed into the Climate Change Green Paper, to be released in early 2009.
The webcast of the Premier's opening address is still available to watch if you missed the live event. Click on Premier Brumby below to view.
A message from the Premier
Victoria is rising to the significant challenge of climate change.
For nearly nine years the Victorian Government has shown national and international leadership on policy and actions to reduce emissions. While at the same time a growing and now....
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Victorians are living in a world where climate change is happening and the concept is no longer debated. The evidence continues to mount up for the need for deeper greenhouse cuts.
Our focus now needs to be on innovation and action so we can...
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What happened at the Summit
Download the Summit Discussion Paper 
The Summit Paper provides an overview of climate change policy and action in Victoria.
Impact of climate change on Victoria's regions
