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Originally posted by moorookamick ↑

Well what's your solution given that both sides of politics
have agreed on Aus being carbon neutral by 2050.

Is it to run the big polluters right up to 31st Dec 2049 , stop them
in their tracks , crush them and wave a magic wand and hey presto...
14 million zero CO2 emission replacements.

What this Government is doing and highly likely subsequent governments
will do is to gradually phase out the CO2 emitters and replace then with
zero tailpipe CO2 emitters . If we follow others, that will likely be done
via carrot & stick , IMO.

PS: Aus does not make cars nowadays so it will be up to Auto manufacturing
. countries O/S to minimise/offset CO2 during the manufacturing process.
That's non of our business....we're just buyers/drivers .

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How about you provide some evidence that the 3% human CO2 emissions cause "global warming/climate change".

And also learn to use the reply button.

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