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A secret report obtained by the ABC shows Western Australia is on track for record high greenhouse gas emissions this year. It comes as the state government prepares to legislate its target of Net Zero by 20-50. But the modelling which the government is refusing to make public, indicates WA won't be able to achieve that goal if the current trajectory continues.
A secret report obtained by the ABC shows Western Australia is on track for record high greenhouse gas emissions this year. It comes as the state government prepares to legislate its target of Net Zero by 20-50. But the modelling which the government is refusing to make public, indicates WA won't be able to achieve that goal if the current trajectory continues.
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