Australia will breach Paris Agreement regardless of who is in power, Coalition suggests

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Australia will breach Paris Agreement regardless of who is in power, Coalition suggests
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The Coalition's energy spokesman suggests if failing to cut emissions by 43 per cent before 2030 will fail Australia's promise under the Paris Agreement, then Australia will be in breach regardless of who is in power.

The Coalition is suggesting Australia will fail its Paris Agreement promise regardless of who is in power.Australia will breach the Paris Agreement on climate change regardless of who is in power, the Coalition's energy spokesman has claimed.

At the weekend, the Coalition signalled it would walk away from the 2030 target claiming it could not be achievedMr O'Brien suggested if the Coalition failing to reduce emissions by 43 per cent constituted a breach, then Labor was also set to breach the Paris Agreement. Part of the agreement is to meet interim targets along the way, including a milestone at 2030 — recognising that the world has a total 'carbon budget' it must meet, with emissions having a cumulative effect over time.

However there are many signatories, including major emitters like the United States, who may also fail to meet their emissions commitments., the Coalition has been cagey about what they would do next, whether that would be to leave Australia without a 2030 target or set a weaker one.The federal Coalition confirms it will dump Australia's commitment to reduce emissions by 43 per cent by 2030, arguing the target is unachievable.

Mr O'Brien said the government was 21 million tonnes off track last year, taking into account that small rise.He's the greenie fighting windfarms.

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