Global Briefing: Australian government slammed over 'plain stupid' gas strategy

James Murray
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Aerial view of the Parliament buildings on Capitol hill in Canberra, Australia | Credit: iStock
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Aerial view of the Parliament buildings on Capitol hill in Canberra, Australia | Credit: iStock

Australian campaigners criticise plan to back gas production beyond 2050, Portugal celebrates record renewables output, and Kazakhstan backs carbon pricing in our weekly Global Briefing

The Australian government is facing fierce criticism from green groups this week, after announcing plans to ramp up fossil gas production until "2050 and beyond" that critics fear could breach the country's...

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