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DEMAND CLIMATE ACTION NOW!

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In a climate emergency, we need a plan for climate action that leaves no one behind.

Canberra is different to the rest of the country—we’re progressive, we look after each other, and we take the climate crisis seriously. 

Over a decade in government, the Greens made the ACT the nation’s leader on climate action, cutting emissions by 50% on 1990 levels before the last election.

Now in Balance of Power, the Greens have uncovered that ACT Labor has no climate strategy to replace the one that expires this year. 

Labor has no plan, no vision, and no passion for taking up this opportunity to change our homes, our neighbourhoods, our economy, our health and our wellbeing for the better through strong climate action. 

We need your help to turn up the heat on Labor: Demand a strategy that reflects your courage to take on the climate challenge. 

Canberra cares, and so should your government. 

 

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