The Government maintains Australia will refuse to back a 30 per cent reduction in methane emissions – during the talks next week.
The US and European pledge to cut emissions by the end of the decade is expected to be made binding at the COP26 conference. According to The Australian newspaper, the Government fears the target will negatively impact the agriculture, coal and gas industries. The decision is believed to be part of the agreement made to convince the National Party to sign up to net zero by 2050.Read More
Has the modalling been completed yet?
He’ll be tired when he stops flapping😎
What a waste of taxpayers money ScottMorrisonMP
Can he not go from the G20 to somewhere further afield ... like Mercury?
Can ScottMorrisonMP wave to the Colosseum for me? Be kind to the Romans.
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