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Climate News: PM promises an Aussie retreat from climate dilemma; Climate Consciousness Summit; Rain makes people tense;
2023-11-12
Australia's Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese (pictured) has announced that Australia will provide immediate access to education, health care and income and family support instantly to Tuvaluans who arrive as climate refugees, but does that justify the country's continued exploitation of fossil fuels?
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