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Fri Jun 11

the ‘forgotten’ emissions undoing the work of Australia's renewable energy boom

Written by: Hugh Saddler, Honorary Associate Professor, Centre for Climate Economics and Policy, Australian National University

the ‘forgotten’ emissions undoing the work of Australia's renewable energy boom

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World leaders including Prime Minister Scott Morrison will gather in the UK this weekend for the G7 summit. In a speech on Wednesday ahead of the meeting, Morrison said Australia recognises the need to reach net-zero emissions in order to tackle climate change, and expects to achieve the goal by 2050.

So has Australia started the...

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