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Former defence leaders say oil wars threaten our security, and climate change deepens the danger

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By Ian Dunlop, David Spratt
| Pearls and Irritations
In full-page statements in the national media today, 19 Australian security practitioners and former Defence leaders have published an Open Letter on why Australia’s dependence on fossil fuels is a critical economic and security vulnerability.
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Best of 2025 - Coalition politicians who can't accept the threat of climate change should resign

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By Ian Dunlop
| Pearls and Irritations
Politicians who cannot accept climate change is humanity’s greatest threat should have no place in the Australian parliament. A repost from 19 November 2025 So the deed is done, midst much sound and fury signifying nothing other than the fact that the Federal Coalition remain firmly in the climate denialist camp, as the Liberal Party has finally joined the National Party in dumping the Net Zero 2050 (NZE2050) emissions target.
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Coalition politicians who can't accept the threat of climate change should resign

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By Ian Dunlop
| Pearls and Irritations
Politicians who cannot accept climate change is humanity’s greatest threat should have no place in the Australian parliament. So the deed is done, midst much sound and fury signifying nothing other than the fact that the Federal Coalition remain firmly in the climate denialist camp, as the Liberal Party has finally joined the National Party in dumping the Net Zero 2050 (NZE2050) emissions target.
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