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Leading article Australia

Last Quango in Paris

1 December 2018

9:00 AM

1 December 2018

9:00 AM

This week, the world’s climate-obsessed leaders meet in Katowice in Poland in a desperate attempt to put teeth into the Paris Agreement on Climate Change. The desire is to move from the touchy-feely statements of the past about ‘saving the planet’ to a rigid, enforceable and ever-increasing transfer of wealth (and degrees of political sovereignty) from developed First World nations to our lesser-developed Third World cousins.

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