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Matt Kean warns climate crisis 'isn't someone else's problem' as largest coal project in NSW history greenlit

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By Adam Morton, Graham Readfearn, Penry Buckley Verified
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Matt Kean warns climate crisis isn't someone else's problem as largest coal project in NSW history greenlit

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By Adam Morton, Graham Readfearn, Penry Buckley Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Adam Morton, Graham Readfearn and Penry Buckley A senior Albanese government climate adviser has challenged the state approval of the largest coalmining development in New South Wales' history, arguing “climate change isn't someone else's problem”.
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‘Short on substance': Albanese urges climate action on world stage – but advocates say Australia failing on fossil fuels

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By Sara Sneath Verified, Adam Morton
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Sara Sneath in New York and Adam Morton Australia understands the dangers of global heating and the urgency of climate action as much as any other country, Anthony Albanese has said in a keynote speech shortly before the United Nations general assembly. Giving the opening address at a Climate Week event in New York on Monday the prime minister said Australians had experienced the impact of climate breakdown up close with a series of disastrous bushfires and floods in the past decades.
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