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The Net Zero nuclear option

Wind turbines are trashing unique old growth forests

22 July 2023

9:00 AM

22 July 2023

9:00 AM

The latest Net Zero Australia (NZAu) was released last week. Produced by a team led by former national chief scientist Professor Robin Batterham it claims to show ‘How to make net zero happen’ relying largely but not exclusively on renewables.

Even a cursory reading shows that ‘making net zero happen’ relies not on renewables but on wishful thinking and magic pudding economics.

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