Senator Matt Canavan, a regular and popular columnist in this magazine, is under attack for having told Australians the truth. Namely, that the concept of Net Zero carbon emissions by 2050 is ‘dead’. In fact, to borrow from Monty Python, we can go further and argue that Net Zero has ceased to be, it is expired and gone to meet its maker.
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