Shortly after the EPBC act passed by the Senate, we asked Chat-GPT to outline the implications for climate reporting and transparency. The response was noteworthy. Here it is. A.     WHAT THE NEW EPBC CHANGES IMPROVE FOR CLIMATE REPORTING & TRANSPARENCY   1.       Mandatory emissions disclosure for many projects Under the reforms, proponents of major projects (especially those likely covered by the Safeguard Mechanism) will be required to estimate and report their greenhouse

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