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Pacific climate talks: Regional leaders urge Anthony Albanese to end reliance on fossil fuels

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Pacific leaders urged the Albanese government to end its reliance on fossil fuels.

What happened

Pacific leaders called for an end to the addiction to fossil fuels during a discussion with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Climate Minister Chris Bowen in Tuvalu. The meeting was part of a traditional Pacific island forum. The discussion was held with the Albanese government's support for coal and gas export projects in mind.

Why it matters

The request from Pacific leaders is significant because it contrasts with the Albanese government's approval of coal and gas export projects. The demand for an end to fossil fuels is being made ahead of global climate talks. This issue is relevant to the region due to its vulnerability to the impacts of climate change.

Key facts

  • The comments were made during a traditional Pacific island forum
  • The discussion was held in Tuvalu
  • The Albanese government continues to approve coal and gas export projects

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