Jun 11, 2024, 3:00 PM
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Australian PM warns of opposition's plan to backtrack on climate target if elected
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- Australian Prime Minister Albanese accuses the opposition of planning to abandon the nation's ambitious greenhouse gas emissions target by 2030 if they win elections.
- The Liberal Party is under scrutiny for its stance on climate change policies.
- Potential policy reversal on climate targets could hinder Australia's environmental progress.
Albanese has made Australian action on climate change a focal point in upcoming elections following Peter Dutton's opposition to the Labor Party's emissions reduction plan. Dutton's stance on not meeting the 43% target set by Parliament has sparked debate on climate policies. The Liberal Party will announce its 2030 reduction target closer to the next election, emphasizing commitment to the Paris Agreement and achieving net zero emissions by 2050. The two major parties differ in their approaches, with Labor focusing on renewable energy and the Liberal Party considering nuclear energy as part of their strategies.
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