Australia's 'climate election' shows shifting priority for voters
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Following a string of climate-related catastrophes in recent years, Australian voters this weekend returned the opposition Labor Party to power, with incoming Prime Minister Anthony Albanese vowing to “end the climate wars” and turn Australia into a “renewable energy superpower.”Analysts said the result showed how the public is increasingly demanding great climate commitments from leaders in a shift that could hold lessons for lawmakers in other developed countries.“This was the climate change election for Australia,” said Ben Oquist, executive director of the Australia Institute, an independent think tank based in Canberra, the capital of Australia.
As said here by Patrick Galey