The future is renewable, and we need vision and leadership when it comes to that transition. We need policy that protects the world from disastrous climate change, and we shouldn’t have to choose between the major parties offerings of ‘nonexistent’ and ‘not good enough’.
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Yes, the huge support from the good voters of NSW was duly noted.
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It looks crazy when compared to Australia's standard reactive attitude to everything.Truth is it's only slightly more ambitious than our already signed Paris commitments.A slight acceleration on BAU.This is where we'll be in 20 years. Is it painful?That's in our own hands.
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Where is the detail?
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Hi, I do.
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Can I ask if the Greens will ever support Nuclear power given its success in France at reducing carbon emissions while keeping energy costs significantly lower than Germany who invested largely in wind and solar? https://youtu.be/N-yALPEpV4w
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France is decommissioning its nuclear capacity. Also, their nukes were built by the government of the day. That is never happening here. Advocacy of nuclear power in Australia is just misdirection or naivety.
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I do wonder if there is some collective therapy Australians need to go through to break us from the mass Stockholm syndrome we seem to have with the major parties. It's as if we believe there isn't a better way and don't deserve one because we've been abused for so long.
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