Faced with evidence that the Paris Agreement on limiting emissions is being ignored, including news that China is building or re-opening coal-fired power plants that collectively almost equal the coal-fired power capacity of the entire European Union, Australia’s green industry has retreated into denial and fantasy.
Any number of groups have demanded huge cuts to Australian emissions to avert supposed climate emergencies, although without a strong international agreement on emissions these calls make no sense.
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