Overview
- The Business for 75 coalition led by Andrew Forrest’s Fortescue is urging a 75 percent reduction in emissions by 2035.
- The Climate Council report warns Australia could face 50°C days and a surge in extreme fire events without stronger mid-century targets.
- Sources familiar with the Climate Change Authority expect its forthcoming advice to recommend a 65–75 percent cut by 2035.
- The Business Council of Australia is debating a lower 55–65 percent target range, reflecting divisions over the speed of the net-zero transition.
- Greens leader Larissa Waters plans to introduce a climate trigger bill requiring ministers to assess greenhouse impacts before approving major fossil fuel projects.