No avoiding the cost of inaction on climate, Anthony Albanese says in New York
Summary
Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese spoke at the United Nations in New York about the urgent need to fight climate change. He said Australia has faced severe natural disasters and is committed to reducing emissions and helping Pacific countries affected by the climate crisis.Key Facts
- Anthony Albanese gave a speech at the United Nations during Climate Week.
- Australia has experienced severe bushfires and floods due to climate change.
- The Australian government aims to cut emissions by 62–70% by 2035 compared to 2005 levels.
- Australia plans to use renewable energy combined with gas to reach emission targets.
- Australians installed over half a million home batteries in the past year.
- Australia contributes A$100 million to the Pacific Resilience Facility to help Pacific countries.
- The REnew Pacific Program supports climate-resilient classrooms and clean energy in Pacific islands like Vanuatu, Fiji, and Kiribati.
- The program has improved the lives of about 300,000 people in the Pacific region.
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