Net zero by 2050
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ENERGY
No, Mr Morrison – the safeguard mechanism is not a ‘sneaky carbon tax
Image: Mick Tsikas/AAPPrime Minister Scott Morrison this week claimed Labor was planning a “sneaky carbon tax” should it win power, and Nationals senator Matt Canavan declared the goal...
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Net zero by 2050 will hit a major timing problem technology can’t solve. We need to talk about cutting consumption
Image: ShutterstockMany climate activists, scientists, engineers and politicians are trying to reassure us the climate crisis can be solved rapidly without any changes to lifestyle,...
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Australia’s refusal to sign a global methane pledge exposes flaws in the term ‘net-zero’
Image: ShutterstockAt the United Nations climate summit in Glasgow, more than 90 nations signed a global pledge led by the United States and United Kingdom...
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View from The Hill: Morrison’s net-zero plan is built more on politics than detailed policy
Picture: Mick Tsikas/AAPBoris Johnson enthused about the Morrison government’s belated embrace of the 2050 net-zero target. “They’ve done a heroic thing, the Australians,...
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Australia’s stumbling, last-minute dash for climate respectability doesn’t negate a decade of abject failure
Picture: Lukas Coch/AAPPrime Minister Scott Morrison has just announced that Australia will adopt a target of net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. The...
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Grattan on Saturday: Can Barnaby Joyce sell his supporters the net zero he’s previously trashed?
Picture: Lukas Coch/AAPBarnaby Joyce will probably never again have so much power as he does at this moment, in his trading with Scott...
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Grattan on Saturday: Morrison is wedged between Biden and Barnaby in forging climate policy for Glasgow
Picture: AAP“The evidence is clear: climate change poses an existential threat to our lives, to our economy.”Kevin Rudd, circa 2007? No, Joe Biden...
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