Peter Dutton's climate stance sparks controversy among experts

Australia's climate wars reignited this week as the Coalition rejected the country's 2030 emissions reduction target, sparking anger and disappointment among climate advocates. Erwin Jackson and Howard Bamsey criticized the decision, warning of economic and environmental consequences. Peter Dutton's stance on abandoning the target while staying in the Paris agreement has raised concerns about the government's commitment to climate action. Experts emphasize the importance of meeting emission targets and question the Coalition's logic in delaying cuts. The debate highlights the ongoing challenges in Australian climate policy and the need for bipartisan support for effective action.