Is it the end of net zero emissions by 2050? Queensland senator, Matt Canavan, clearly thinks so and has publicly stated his opinion, much to the chagrin of many of his wetter-than-Niagara-Falls colleagues down south.
National party candidate for the seat of Flynn in Queensland has expressed a similar view. ‘Zero net carbon emissions by 2050 is a flexible plan that leaves us wiggle room as we proceed into the future.
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