It was India, our new Comprehensive Strategic Partner, whose last-minute intervention in Glasgow blocked the US/UK/Europe-led attempt to set Australia’s vital fossil fuel industries, particularly coal and gas, on what they hoped to be the road to extinction. Prompted by self-interest, which fortuitously we share, India’s addition of a few key words to one resolution determined perceptions of the success or failure of the Cop 26 climate conference, turning it into an over-hyped fiasco.
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