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Australia's approach to fossil fuels criticised

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As record September temperatures continue, so are calls for more climate action. Before a major UN summit, one of Australia’s leading think tanks has taken out a full-page ad in the New York Times to call out Australia’s climate change record. That criticism is also echoed in a new report, reigniting calls to meet net zero targets.
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