Opinion
Politics is often counterintuitive, and climate action is no different
Barnaby Joyce looks every bit the man who knows he has to deliver something that every sinew of his body disagrees with.
Phillip CooreyPolitical editorWhen Barnaby Joyce rolled Michael McCormack for the leadership of the Nationals in June, there was a general view that Scott Morrison’s aim to embrace net zero emissions by 2050 was in serious trouble.
After all, the leadership spill inside the Nationals doubled as a referendum on net zero, with the plotters claiming McCormack was being “walked over” by Morrison and that the Liberals would sell out the bush.
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