Mastodon user highlights gap between government commitments and fossil fuel approvals
1 Sep 14 3:41 AM · 10d ago · 1 article · 3 posts · 2 sources · development 1 of 1
A Mastodon user sharing the Climate Analytics report noted the disconnect between Australia's climate commitments and the Albanese government's approval of 37 new, expanded, or extended fossil fuel projects since taking office, with 42 more in the approval pipeline, citing an International Court of Justice 2025 advisory opinion on climate change.
“Our latest research suggests the world can still limit peak warming to about 1.7°C, reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions in the 2060s, and bring warming back below 1.5°C by 2100. But only if governments take urgent and ambitious action.”
Climate Analytics research team, Authors of the study · mastodon ↗Climate Analytics Research institutionPotsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research Research partnerAustralian Government (Albanese) Policy authority
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