Going backwards: Critics say the Abbott government's new budget cuts
to climate change research and renewable energy has set policy back to
the 1990s. Photo: Andrew Meares
Australia's climate change action has effectively ground to a halt
with the budget revealing big cuts to research and renewable energy,
moves that critics say sets policy back to the 1990s.Budget papers show funds for climate change-related programs will shrink from $5.75 billion in the current fiscal year to $1.25 billion by 2014-15 and to $500 million by 2017-18. The government will spend more on its national blood program than climate change on all but the first of those four years.
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