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Originally posted by Scott th Ratbag ↑

The Morrison government has unveiled its “plan” for achieving net zero emissions by 2050 that includes no new policies, no changes to Australia’s 2030 target, and is predicated on unspecified technology breakthroughs and could result in Australia spend billions on international offsets.
Announcing on Tuesday that the Morrison government would commit to a formal zero net emissions target for 2050 – after weeks of strained negotiations with the Nationals – prime minister Scott Morrison and federal energy minister Angus Taylor’s “plan” delivered very little detail on how that target will be achieved.
A commitment to a zero net emissions target for 2050 is considered the minimum credible commitment expected from developed countries ahead of the COP26 talks in Glasgow.
But Morrison and Taylor’s plan, in fact, made very clear that there would be no substantial changes to government policy, and no new legislation, explicitly saying that it was ‘based on existing policies’.
https://reneweconomy.com.au/a-joke-...as-net-zero-detail-and-no-change-to-policies/

the link goes the the Aus Gov website with a link to the actual "plan" to do nothing.

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Some people seem to forget that you can't move to 100% or even 50% renewable power when it doesn't work, relying on technology to catch up in time is foolish
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