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Climate report warns Australia against further fossil fuel investment

Australia could be responsible for up to 17% of global emissions by 2030

Australia could be responsible for up to 17% of global emissions by 2030

Australia could be responsible for up to 17% of global emissions by 2030

The report, commissioned by the Australian Conservation Foundation, found that when emissions from Australia's current coal, oil and gas exports (3.6% of the global total) are added to domestic emissions...

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