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It’s time to put the nation’s retirement savings to work more effectively to counter climate change.
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While many of his green colleagues were at Climate Week NYC, the Prime Minister was backtracking on climate policy.
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Weaponising net zero policies is not smart politics for a government facing an uphill battle to retain power.
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