This week Scott Morrison finally released what he said was a plan to reach net zero emissions by 2050. But is it? In the final episode of Guardian Australia’s special investigative series before the Cop26 summit in Glasgow, editor Lenore Taylor, political editor Katharine Murphy, climate and environment editor Adam Morton and reporter Graham Readfearn discuss the implications of ‘the Australian way’ plan and what it means for the global talks
You can hear the rest of Australia v climate on the Full Story feed.
Read more:
- Angus Taylor to promote fossil fuels at Glasgow Cop26 climate summit
- Katharine Murphy: We’ve spent a year waiting for this 2050 climate plan and it’s actually just the status quo with some new speculative graphs
- Scott Morrison refuses to release net zero 2050 modelling amid condemnation of climate policy
- Australia commits to 2050 net zero emissions plan but with no detail and no modelling
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