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Climate Change Authority: 'Nuclear power would add 2bn tonnes of extra emissions'

Emissions targets would be missed under Peter Dutton's nuclear plans

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Climate Change Authority: 'Nuclear power would add 2bn tonnes of extra emissions'

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New analysis claims that Peter Dutton's plans to turn Australia into a nuclear-powered nation would add at least 2 billion tonnes to national emissions - equivalent to 200 years of Australia's emissions...

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