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Climate News: Peter Dutton follows Trump's lead and wants to take Australia out of the Paris Accord - it's the 'climate wars', again
Manage episode 423004618 series 2432234
Peter Dutton (pictured) has damned Australia's climate efforts, proposes nuclear energy and so will see Australia burst past its Paris agreement.
Subsequently, the leader of Australia's Liberal Party seems to have cornered the news services, here are a few:
"Dutton and Albanese both think they’re on a winner with nuclear power. Only one man can be right";
"‘Worse than Scott Morrison’: PM attacks Dutton over revival of climate wars";
"Gas made from cow manure could be new front in energy fight";
"Dutton to pull Australia out of Paris Agreement if elected";
"Is nuclear energy feasible in Australia (and how much would it cost)?";
"Regional Queenslanders say electric vehicles worth it for fuel savings but challenges remain";
"The CAT guide to a good 2035 climate target";
"Who thinks people can affect what the government does about global warming?";
"Europe veers right but centre-ground resists: What the EU election results mean and what's next";
"Analysis: UK climate aid reaches record £1.8bn in 2023 after loosening rules";
"This word was rejected by geologists. But it’s already taken over the world.";
"Peter Dutton’s plans will breach the Paris agreement on climate – that much is clear";
"We have a moral responsibility to help low-income nations restore coral reefs";
"Winds of political change blow through environmental conference";
"Living Hot: Surviving and Thriving on a Heating Planet";
"Could low-carbon cement and steel be cheaper than we think?";
"Why Do Americans Feel Entitled to a Leadership Role on Climate?";
"North Korea’s trash balloons deepen tensions with the South. Here’s what’s happening between rivals";
"The Macroeconomics of Australia’s Energy Transition";
"Living and Dying in the Shadow of Chemical Plants";
"Could spraying sea salt into the clouds cool the planet?";
"Home insurance was once a ‘must.’ Now more homeowners are going without.";
"The UN chief has called for a ban on fossil fuel advertising – is the NZ industry listening?";
"A renewable energy transition that doesn’t harm nature? It’s not just possible, it’s essential";
"3.2 million people in the U.S. may be exposed to dangerous heat today";
"Brutal heatwave cooks US south-west, an early sign of sizzling summer ahead";
"Water firm seizes stake in Devon sewage protester’s home over unpaid bills";
"Climate scientist Susan Solomon: ‘Let’s not give up now – we’re right on the cusp of success’";
"North Africa’s disappearing nomads: Why my community needs climate finance";
"Blackout risk lower this winter, says National Grid";
"Developing countries suggest rich nations tax arms, fashion and tech firms for climate";
"What Happens When Climate Change Threatens to Bury Your Home?";
"Most planes are powered by fossil fuels. That could change.";
"How to support climate change education in your state’s schools";
"Research on Earth’s raging fever of 2023-24 is picking up";
600 episodes
Manage episode 423004618 series 2432234
Peter Dutton (pictured) has damned Australia's climate efforts, proposes nuclear energy and so will see Australia burst past its Paris agreement.
Subsequently, the leader of Australia's Liberal Party seems to have cornered the news services, here are a few:
"Dutton and Albanese both think they’re on a winner with nuclear power. Only one man can be right";
"‘Worse than Scott Morrison’: PM attacks Dutton over revival of climate wars";
"Gas made from cow manure could be new front in energy fight";
"Dutton to pull Australia out of Paris Agreement if elected";
"Is nuclear energy feasible in Australia (and how much would it cost)?";
"Regional Queenslanders say electric vehicles worth it for fuel savings but challenges remain";
"The CAT guide to a good 2035 climate target";
"Who thinks people can affect what the government does about global warming?";
"Europe veers right but centre-ground resists: What the EU election results mean and what's next";
"Analysis: UK climate aid reaches record £1.8bn in 2023 after loosening rules";
"This word was rejected by geologists. But it’s already taken over the world.";
"Peter Dutton’s plans will breach the Paris agreement on climate – that much is clear";
"We have a moral responsibility to help low-income nations restore coral reefs";
"Winds of political change blow through environmental conference";
"Living Hot: Surviving and Thriving on a Heating Planet";
"Could low-carbon cement and steel be cheaper than we think?";
"Why Do Americans Feel Entitled to a Leadership Role on Climate?";
"North Korea’s trash balloons deepen tensions with the South. Here’s what’s happening between rivals";
"The Macroeconomics of Australia’s Energy Transition";
"Living and Dying in the Shadow of Chemical Plants";
"Could spraying sea salt into the clouds cool the planet?";
"Home insurance was once a ‘must.’ Now more homeowners are going without.";
"The UN chief has called for a ban on fossil fuel advertising – is the NZ industry listening?";
"A renewable energy transition that doesn’t harm nature? It’s not just possible, it’s essential";
"3.2 million people in the U.S. may be exposed to dangerous heat today";
"Brutal heatwave cooks US south-west, an early sign of sizzling summer ahead";
"Water firm seizes stake in Devon sewage protester’s home over unpaid bills";
"Climate scientist Susan Solomon: ‘Let’s not give up now – we’re right on the cusp of success’";
"North Africa’s disappearing nomads: Why my community needs climate finance";
"Blackout risk lower this winter, says National Grid";
"Developing countries suggest rich nations tax arms, fashion and tech firms for climate";
"What Happens When Climate Change Threatens to Bury Your Home?";
"Most planes are powered by fossil fuels. That could change.";
"How to support climate change education in your state’s schools";
"Research on Earth’s raging fever of 2023-24 is picking up";
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