Wasn't it designed to do just that? It was the Paris treaty Wasn't it?

So? It's not as if that wasn't inevitable anyway.

Doesn't take Einstein to work that out

Omg. I haven’t heard “Net Zero” for a long time! I think the planet has moved on…a bit.

80% of Australia's power was generated from renewables on the weekend. The transition is happening.. I'd catch up if I were you..

Domestic electricity bills, in real terms and for the same consumption, are around 15% cheaper now than they were in 2013. Back then, there was about 14% renewables in the grid, now there's 40%. The prices of black coal and gas have gone up. Renewables have kept your bills down.

Ah yes, the ultimate policy platform: "If we delete the Climate Department’s desktop folder, global warming legally stops existing!" 📁❌ Withdraw from the Paris Agreement to join Iran and Yemen in the Ignore the Atmosphere Club? Brilliant diplomatic strategy! I'm sure our international trade partners definitely won't slap massive carbon border tariffs on Australian exports for that. And clearing the way for coal investments? Because private banks and energy investors are notoriously dying to dump billions into uninsurable, 40-year-old fossil fuel tech that costs a fortune to run. 💸 "Common sense" is truly a magical economic dust you sprinkle on a post to convince households that burning the most expensive fuel options will somehow lower energy bills. Nothing puts Aussie industries first quite like turning our economy into a live-action 1980s museum! 🦖⛽

Wef..united nations..who..say hold my beer

That’s the idea

Old Senator Malcolm Roberts proving Idiocracy was a documentary....

Thats the plan from the beginning.

Because there is no climate change, right Cooker? 🤭🫵🤡

My electricity provider has reduced our usage tariff from 33 cents to 28cents per kWh since this time last year most likely due to cheaper renewables contributing to the grid to the drop in the wholesale price. I have a 50 kWh battery and a 16 kw solar array and rarely draw from the grid but when I do it is cheaper than it was. Renewables are not sending my household broke. In fact it’s the exact opposite.

Absolutely it is.

Yes 👍 bring it on 👏👏👏👏👏👏

I thought that was the idea

Can You Say Control

We need to do something about Chinese surveillance through EV cars.

Geez, that's a relief. Here I was getting worried that ON might have a chance in hell of becoming a major party.

You would like it to, but it’s not!😊🇦🇺

No it's not, dopey 😝

OK cooker, why is China going net zero ? They are an authoritarian regime and don't need to worry about a voting public, they are literally adding more renewables than any other nation and that's because they understand what's causing the climate changes we are seeing and the fact that renewables are a cheaper form of energy, people talk about subsides but ignore the fact that fossil fuel subsidies are higher that renewable subsidies, easy to find the figures on this.

Backtracked on green hydro when investment collapsed

If renewables were so profitable remove the subsities and watch the scam crash, billionares and ex politicians receiving the subsities would drop it like hotcakes.

Senator Malcolm Roberts

So when will you be moving back to India??

You have my vote just on this subject

Have you explained this to Farley.

Look! Malcolm can count to five!

I need to make contact with Pauline Hanson's Please Explain. Not a staffer. The message I have is extremely important for Australian prosperity. It will completely change our young people’s lives for the better. But, it can’t be used to early as a political canvassing tool. It must be saved for 1 week before voting. I have tried to get my local labor federal member to implement this but, she was too busy.

A bigger economy is easy to celebrate. The harder question is whether the average person gets a bigger share of prosperity. The most revealing question is not how many people Australia can fit, but how many it can absorb without making everyday life harder.

It’s good to see that you’re familiarising everyone with the term net-negative, it’s what happens after net-zero target emissions are achieved 😄

Malcolm was born in India and the motherland is calling.

The bots are on a roll on here. 💩

We expect net-negative policies as well

Malcolm Roberts your a true Aussie legend!

Does that include ridiculous lil aliens?

Hurry up, we can't wait✅

Cab we start with you......

A 'plan' would involve some response to the resulting economic shrinkage and population ageing.

What are the costs to farmers, hospitals, construction, hospitality and age care?

You said it

100% Senator Malcolm Roberts 👏

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Please then name the country hospitals and nursing homes that will then close when they run out of staff.

-100%

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