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The Albanese government is set to join a global pledge to slash methane emissions by the end of this decade. But the Opposition is warning that decision could cost farmers and consumers. Herewith bringing you more details through our daily current affair radio feature.Listen to the SBS Sinhala Radio's current affairs feature broadcast on Friday 14 October.

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The Albanese government is set to join a global pledge to slash methane emissions by the end of this decade. But the Opposition is warning that decision could cost farmers and consumers. Herewith bringing you more details through our daily current affair radio feature.Listen to the SBS Sinhala Radio's current affairs feature broadcast on Friday 14 October.

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