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Labor’s policy dance likely means more gas, not renewables

  • Post author:Donna
  • Post published:February 20, 2017
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The designers of the scheme Labor has embraced to meet climate targets admit it is designed to promote gas, not wind or solar – even with a 50% emission reduction target.

Source: Labor’s policy dance likely means more gas, not renewables

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