Coalition backbencher Craig Kelly said despite not achieving much, UN summits want to criticise Australia’s response to climate change. Credlin
Coalition backbencher Craig Kelly said despite not achieving much, UN summits want to criticise Australia’s response to climate change.
The COP25, which was the longest ever UN climate talks, reached a conclusion this week with delegates unable to reach a tangible plan to reduce global emissions. Mr Kelly told Sky News despite the government meeting its emission reduction targets, summits like COP25 want to “beat up” on Australia.
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