A searing indictment of Australia's climate policy failures and a call for courageous leadership.
For decades, Australia has drifted on climate change, failing to take meaningful action despite the growing urgency. Martin Parkinson, a senior public servant under six prime ministers, witnessed firsthand the inability of successive governments to tackle this critical issue. From abandoned emissions trading schemes to a failed National Energy Guarantee, this is a story of ignored science, wasted opportunities, and international disappointment.
Decade of Drift exposes the short-termism and lack of political will that have plagued Australia's response to climate change. This book is for anyone seeking to understand:
The history of climate policy failures in Australia.The local and global consequences of inaction.The need for courageous and committed political leadership.