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http://bit.ly/2AbEv8g It Was Supposed to Be Australia’s Climate Change Election. What Happened? Elections, Coal On Saturday, in a result that stunned most analysts, voters re-elected the conservative coalition that has long resisted plans to sharply cut down on carbon emissions and coal. DAMIEN CAVE http://bit.ly/2HB9cql May 19, 2019 at 05:30AM
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