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Michael Daley Summary:
🍃 Introduce NSW’s first ever renewable energy target,
(50% by 2030, and moving towards 100% by 2050); 💼 Require the NSW government to be 100% renewable by 2025; 🏡 Make NSW’s largest-ever investment in renewable energy; ☀️ Help an additional 500,000 homes and schools install roof-top solar panels; 💡 Re-regulate the electricity market; 👌 Support the goal of net-zero carbon emissions by 2050; ⚡️ Support 13,000 jobs in the renewable energy sector – by making renewable energy TAFE courses free and training 4,500 solar electricians; 🥤 Ban single-use plastic bags in NSW; ✅ Extend the Solar Industry Guarantee; 🌎 Hold a Climate Change Summit, develop a Climate Action Plan and introduce a Climate Change Act 🌳 Plant more than six million trees 🐨 Hold a Koala Summit and create a Koala National Park 💨 Adopt higher standards to limit air pollution 💧 Save the Barwon-Darling River System 🙅♀️Repeal anti-protest laws ❌ Oppose nuclear power Translation
🍃 Buy a backup generator and start hoarding diesel fuel
💼 Don’t expect to catch a train after sunset;
💼 Only get ill or have an accident in the daytime;
🏡 Expect large and increasing budget deficits;
☀️ You know what happens when they say “I’m from the Government and I’m here to help”?;
💡 If you own a useless Windfarm or Solar array, the NSW Labor government will buy it off you;
👌 Don’t think you will be allowed to clear any bush or prune trees;
👌 Spend a lot on fire-fighting equipment;
⚡️ Get a job as a “teacher” in Climate theology;
🥤 Hoard plastic bags
✅ Invest in Lithium mining;
🌎 Invest in Convention facilities
🌳 The government will pay you to plant trees – but don’t expect to ever cut them down so plant fruit trees
🐨 Don’t expect any dam sites near any Koalas (i.e. anywhere in the state)
💨 Limit carbon ‘pollution’ to 700 parts per million
💧 Pray to Gaia to save the Barwon-Darling River System
🙅♀️ Introduce anti-Climate denial laws
❌ Oppose the cleanest form of reliable energy – nuclear power
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Labor’s Renewable Energy Target will require NSW to generate: At least 50 per cent of our state’s energy from renewable sources by 2030; and As close as possible to 100 per cent of our energy from renewable sources by 2050.