
Top Scientist Warns: Australia Must Go ‘Full Sail’ on Decarbonisation or Face Dire Future
Sep 12
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Australia is nearing a climate crossroads as the federal Labor government prepares to set its 2035 emissions target — but leading scientists warn current action is far too slow.

What’s Happening
Labor will soon reveal its 2035 climate target.
Climate Change Authority suggests 65–75% cuts.
Environmental groups push for 80% or net zero by 2035.
Business lobbies want 60–65% or lower.
What the Science Says
Pep Canadell (CSIRO, Global Carbon Project) warns:
We’re already 1.3°C warmer than pre-industrial levels.
Climate disasters are increasing globally.
Warming is accelerating by 0.3°C per decade.
On track for 2.5°C+ by 2075 if we don’t act fast.
Why It Matters
Rising climate disasters = loss of life, biodiversity & economy.
Global insurers are paying record costs for extreme events.
Delaying deeper cuts will lock in decades of damage.
Is It Too Late?
Canadell says no — it’s never too late.
Emissions cuts can still slow impacts and prevent worst-case damage.
Once the climate stabilises, change will take centuries — so speed matters.
The Opportunity
Go “full sail” on clean energy, like the U.S. green revolution.
Shift to renewables can build a cleaner, smarter, and more resilient economy.
Climate action can also spark innovation and new industries.
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