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Regulatory gaps and ghost indicators in Australian alumina production: The case for standardized sustainability reporting and policy reform
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• Regulatory gaps weaken sustainability accountability in alumina production. • Carbon-focused reporting hides broader environmental and social impacts. • State Agreements allow regulatory exemptions in Western Australia. • A national reporting framework is needed to standardize ESG performance. • The Transition Broker Model enables enforceable, multi-actor policy reform.
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Sustainability governance
Alumina industry
Regulatory frameworks
Environmental accountability
Sustainability reporting
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