The Greens say fossil fuel companies'
donations to Labor show it will be tough for the party to fully commit
to renewable energy.
Bill Shorten has promised to make half of
Australia's power renewable but the Greens say Labor wont give up on
fossil fuels due to the donations it gets.
Data shows gas, oil and coal companies gave Labor $1.62 million over the past five years, including $641,000 from Woodside Energy.
"Climate change is one of the leading causes of habitat loss and extinction, yet the Labor Party is beholden to emissions-intensive polluters like Woodside, Santos and Chevron," Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young says.
See SBS News article
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Data shows gas, oil and coal companies gave Labor $1.62 million over the past five years, including $641,000 from Woodside Energy.
"Climate change is one of the leading causes of habitat loss and extinction, yet the Labor Party is beholden to emissions-intensive polluters like Woodside, Santos and Chevron," Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young says.
See SBS News article
#politicaldonations #LaborParty #Chevron #WoodsideEnergy #renewableenergy
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