AT a time when climate change is biting hard, and electricity and fuel prices are high, astonishingly the Coalition’s commitments include scrapping three major offshore wind zones, repealing vehicle emission standards that support the adoption of efficient electric vehicles, reducing building energy standards, and a cap on renewables at 54 per cent of electricity supply which, if implemented, is likely to stymie growth within term 1 of a Dutton government. 

It’s a Trump-like recipe for greater emissions and higher costs, and don’t