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With a new electric vehicles strategy and more money for the Clean Energy Finance Corporation, Scott Morrison would appear to be announcing policies to help the nation reach its net zero emissions goal by 2050. But do these policies represent a true change of heart for the Coalition, or are they just pamphlets with little action attached?
Gabrielle Jackson talks to Lenore Taylor and Mike Ticher about climate policy and posturing.
You can read more about the Morrison government’s announcements here:
- Low emissions technology to receive $500m boost, including carbon capture and storage
- Morrison government’s carbon capture plan at crossroads as Coalition MPs raise opposition
- Do Angus Taylor’s carbon capture and storage claims stack up?
- Scott Morrison denies attacking electric vehicles in 2019 as he unveils new Coalition policy
- In a galling pivot, Scott Morrison hopes he can peek under the bonnet of an EV and be accepted as a convert, by Sarah Martin
- What is the Morrison government’s electric cars policy – and will it actually drive take-up?
- Scott Morrison challenged over false claims about Labor’s electric cars policy – video
What we can’t get out of our head:
Photograph: Mick Tsikas/AAP
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