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Australia's government gives more support to fossil fuel research than is apparent

Written by Will McDowall, Associate Professor, UCL Institute for Sustainable Resources, UCL

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Australian governments direct billions to fossil fuel companies. Among the projects funded by Commonwealth and state governments are work on coal ports, railways and power stations, and research into “clean coal” or “coal innovation”.

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