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Climate change ambassador explains why Australia won't back Pacific's calls to urgently phase out fossil fuels
Friday 1 Dec 23 11:00am
Australia's climate change ambassador says the federal government cannot yet back the Pacific's call to rapidly phase out fossil fuels because it's grappling with "complex" and "difficult" issues thrown up by decarbonisation.
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