As Coalition battles, government is on track for climate cuts

As Coalition battles, government says it’s on track for climate cuts

The government’s quarterly release of emission figures come as the latest Resolve Political Monitor survey showed strong support for a more ambitious 2035 target to be taken to the next climate conference in Brazil later this year, and the Coalition split over climate policy will be on full display in parliament this week.

No room for the timid: setting Australia’s 2035 emissions target is a daring tightrope act

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Australia urged to go hard on 2035 targets as latest data points to solid fall in emissions in last year

Latest data shows Australia is on track on its emissions targets. And while Albanese slams the Coalition as anti-science, is Labor prepared to actually follow the science? The post Australia urged to go hard on 2035 targets as latest data points to solid fall in emissions in last year appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Australia on track to meet 2030 climate pollution target

Australia is on track to meet its 2030 climate pollution target, with new emissions data showing emissions fell 1.4%—6.5 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent—in the year to March 2025. In that period, 440.2 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions were recorded, which is 28% below 2005 levels—the base year for Australia’s 2030 Paris Agreement target—and well on the way to reaching the 43% goal. Across Australia’s two main gri…