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Australians voted for stronger action on climate change. Will they get it?

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Australia's new prime minister Anthony Albanese vows to tackle climate change. But experts say it won't be easy to turn around a coal-powered ship that has been chugging in the wrong direction. The powerful fossil fuel lobby could fan headwinds, as could those aligned with the former Liberal-National government.

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Australians voted for stronger action on climate change. Will they get it?

On his first full day on the job, Australia's new prime minister mentioned the words "climate change" four times within two minutes of his maiden international speech.

2 years ago·Atlanta, United States

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Australians voted for stronger action on climate change. Will they get it?

By Hilary Whiteman and Hannah Ritchie, CNNOn his first full day on the job, Australia’s new prime minister mentioned the words “climate change” four times within two minutes of his maiden international speech.Fresh from election victory, Anthony Albanese sought to present a new Australia to the world, one that takes climate change as seriously as defense, after decades of inaction.At the Quad meeting in Tokyo on Tuesday, Albanese told his counte…

2 years ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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South China Morning Post

Australia has voted for climate action and an end to corruption

With the country’s two biggest parties suffering major losses, the new Labor government will need the support of independent MPs to pass legislation. The independents who have taken the election by storm are mostly women with a strong focus on green policy and greater government accountability.

2 years ago·Hong Kong

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Australians voted for stronger action on climate change. Will they get it?

2 years ago·Panama City, United States

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大纪元 www.epochtimes.com

Australia's new prime minister demands that the CCP lift trade sanctions

[E.C., May 25, 2022] (Edited by EBC reporter Tianrui, Sydney, Australia) Australia's new Prime Minister Albanis said that the CCP must lift the sanctions imposed on Australian products, so that there is hope for improvement in relations between the two countries. After Gongyi won the general election, Li Keqiang, Prime Minister of the State Council of the Communist Party of China, sent a greeting card on April 23. At a time when high-rise exchan…

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Australia's new prime minister advances strong action against climate change

On his first day in command, Anthony Albanese introduced a new Australia to the world, one that takes climate change seriously and aims to reduce CO2 emissions by 43% by 2030.

2 years ago

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