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Experts say Australia's failure to act on emissions reduction will ultimately be measured in the number of lives lost.

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Published 2 March 2022 2:58pm

By Steven Trask

Source: SBS News

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Experts say Australia's failure to act on emissions reduction will ultimately be measured in the number of lives lost.

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