Prime Minister Scott Morrison may attend for a time, to announce a largely symbolic agreement for net zero emissions by 2050, but all indications are that the climate conference due to kick off on Sunday 31 October in Glasgow will be a disaster that achieves nothing.
The previous meeting of the Council of the Parties, which is a fancy title for the participants in climate treaties, was bad enough as it had to be relocated twice before ending up in Madrid in 2019 only to fizzle out.
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