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MRRT, carbon tax driven by money: Monckton

IF THE Association of Mining and Exploration Companies wanted to attract media attention at its annual convention, it certainly achieved it this morning when controversial climate change commentator Lord Christopher Monckton stepped up to the podium.

Kristie Batten
MRRT, carbon tax driven by money: Monckton

AMEC has been criticised for the decision to invite Monckton to speak, particularly since he branded Professor Ross Garnaut a fascist last week, but a show of hands polled in the auditorium showed that...

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