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"While the LNP wallows in denial, the Albanese government is rewriting Australia’s most important environment law," Chief Climate Councillor Tim Flannery says. "It’s critical that the PM doesn’t try to cut deals on this law with the same climate deniers who dismantled Australia’s climate ambition last time." "Australia has a choice. We can keep approving new coal and gas projects that push us further from safety, or we can finally pass a law that protects our magnificent environment, creatures and people." The Government can still deliver a credible environment law that protects the places we love from climate harm. Find out more here: climc.nl/EPBC

A credible environment law should tackle climate pollution – the biggest threat to our environment. Yet more than 750 coal, oil and gas projects have been approved under our current environment law, including 32 by the Albanese Government. And here's the kicker: the Government's proposed environment law reforms (which just passed the lower house of Parliament today) do nothing to curb climate pollution, and would still allow polluting projects to go ahead - like the 42 coal and gas projects currently in the queue for approval. In fact, fossil fuel projects could be approved *even faster* under the new regime, fast-tracking climate pollution and undermining our climate progress. The good news is, it's not too late. The Government can still deliver a credible environment law that protects the places we love from climate harm.

Take that, fossil fuels! 🥊🥊🥊 Did you know that here in Australia, our main energy grid is already powered by more than 40% renewable energy? More wind and solar power backed by storage is the fastest way to bring down power bills, the quickest way to replace coal as it retires, and the only way to secure a safer future for our kids and communities. So let’s keep at it! 💚💚💚

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