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Bizarre fantasies of reaching net zero

Blackouts and mineral shortages loom

12 June 2021

9:00 AM

12 June 2021

9:00 AM

Not content with forcing coal plants to close and blocking efforts to expand gas supplies to help maintain reliable power, Australia’s vocal green lobby is trying again to force a hard net zero emissions target on the federal government. But the bill now wending its way through various parliamentary committees which would confer considerable power on bureaucrats to wreck the economy in the name of the environment, is just one example of world-wide net zero madness.

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