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thalweg

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02/11/20

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Originally posted by acorn: ↑

So, Deloitte Access Economics has put some numbers on it. It's going to make Covid look like a walk in the park apparently.

" New research has found that if climate change goes unchecked, it would cost Australia $3.4 trillion and almost 900,000 jobs by 2070, dwarfing the impact of the coronavirus recession and devastating key industries such as tourism and mining.

The research by Deloitte Access Economics suggests the country could adopt a net-zero emissions policy at a fraction of the cost of dealing with the pandemic that would help grow the economy over the next half century and add a quarter-of-a-million jobs. "

https://www.theage.com.au/politics/federal/unchecked-climate-change-tipped-to-dwarf-impact-of-coronavirus-recession-20201030-p569zn.html

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What CAGW? looked under the rug, looked under the car, checked the wheelie bin....in the end I only found it being kept by flat earth, 3g, Russia Russia Russia, GMO, anti fossil fuel etc etc conspiracy minded paranoid ideologues.

Sure there is a clue there somewhere.
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