Through the heatwave haze, the hypocrisy of Australia’s fossil fuel policy shines bright
"The heatwave that blanketed much of Australia in early January was five times more likely to occur now than before human-caused global heating changed the climate." World Weather Attribution
"The focus in 2026 is increasingly likely to turn to the nation’s huge fossil fuel exports, an area where the government – which declares it is committed to trying to limit global heating to just 1.5C, a goal rapidly fading from view – remains blatantly hypocritical...Thermal coal expansions still get the greenlight."
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https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/jan/27/through-the-heatwave-haze-the-hypocrisy-of-australias-fossil-fuel-policy-shines-bright
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https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-01-28/australia-heatwave-smashes-temperature-records/106275472
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![Gráfico de dispersión log-log que muestra exoplanetas según el Flujo de Insolación recibido (relativo a la Tierra, eje Y) frente al Radio Planetario (Radios Terrestres, eje X). Cada exoplaneta se representa con dos puntos superpuestos: uno de fondo, más grande, gris y semitransparente (halo), cuyo tamaño indica la incertidumbre en la insolación; y uno encima, más pequeño y menos transparente, coloreado por Temperatura de Equilibrio (K) [escala continua púrpura-amarillo]. Una banda horizontal verde translúcida marca la zona habitable aproximada. Puntos en forma de diamante blanco etiquetan Venus, Tierra y Marte como referencia. Fuente: NASA Exoplanet Archive.](https://files.mastodon.social/cache/media_attachments/files/114/420/241/019/825/052/small/64e0128a3b94e532.png)