There are far better ways to spend $50 billion if you really want to ‘save the planet’ than splurging it on (imported from China?) renewable energy generation.
But big business has succumbed to the IPCC-led international net zero momentum, with the Business Council of Australia demanding that the Morrison government embrace climate change evangelism by upgrading its ‘hope’ to meet net zero emissions by 2050 (under its ‘technology not promises’ approach) to pledging to do so.
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