Govt ‘skittish’ amidst internal power and climate change debate | Sky News Australia

A new poll from Galaxy Research conducted for Menzies Research Centre shows one third of Australians say the country should decrease its current emissions targets to match the Paris Agreement’s requirements.

Speaking to Sky News, Public Affairs consultant Anna Nix Kumar said the government has so many internal problems with the power and climate change debate, that they are ‘skittish’ and have ‘lost their side on the ball’. Sky News Host Jane Marwick says that if the Coalition has any chance at the election, they need to ‘work out’ what their polling is telling them and talk about power prices.

So, the remaining two-thirds say the should remain or increase?

what do the other 2 thirds say?

The best way to make the targeted reductions is to stop, completely all immigration into Australia.

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