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Monique Ryan Condemns Coalition's Climate and Energy Plan

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What happened

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Independent Member Monique Ryan criticized the Coalition's latest climate and energy plan, stating it was a reckless attempt to unwind Australia's clean energy transition. Ryan warned that the plan could drive up household power bills, undermine energy security, and reduce investor confidence. The criticism was made while Australia was hosting COP31 in Türkiye, where renewable energy sources supplied 80 per cent of the main electricity grid's demand.

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Ryan argued that the Coalition's proposal represented a direct attack on policies that had helped millions of households lower energy bills and reduce reliance on fossil fuels. She suggested the plan was a desperate climate denial that would drag the country backward by appeasing specific voters.

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Who's involved

  • Monique RyanAustralian paediatric neurologist and politician who publicly criticized the Coalition's energy policy.
  • CoalitionPolitical party whose climate and energy plan was publicly criticized by Monique Ryan.

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    The community might face economic instability due to the plan's flaws, such as high bills and unreliable energy.

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  1. The Coalition plans to scrap its climate laws, with Dan Tehan representing the party.Sub-event
  2. Ryan criticized the Coalition's energy plan affecting Australia's transition, noted alongside COP31 in Türkiye.1 source

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