The politics of climate change and the cost of living crisis you...

The politics of climate change and the cost of living crisis you refer to:
I agree that in many seats and regions around Australia you are absolutely correct. Peoples priorities may have shifted due to cost of living pressure. But in many areas climate change issues are still a higher priority.

I live in 2 very different electorates in Melbourne. Kooyong ( once blue ribbon Lib) and Wills ( once red ribbon ALP) Both will be Teal and Green next election. I assure you climate policy would far out rank energy policy in those two critical swing seats. But most importantly I think the environment and NIMBY policy is a very front of mind in those Northern Sydney and Coastal NSW seats.

I feel this is a dead-set certainty to be delayed til after an election or rejected leading up to election. I'm shocked so many people on here still have such belief. ( although I think some of the more notorious pumpers may be misleading their followers).

But if I'm wrong and Pep11 is approved. I'll be here congratulating all the true-believers and admitting my thesis cost me a lot of $.