GOVERNMENT legislation to allow the injection of carbon dioxide (CO2) into empty reservoirs offshore Australia for permanent storage was introduced to the Senate and is set to pass with support from both Labor and the Opposition. Significantly, it is a rare example of collaboration between the Liberal-National Coalition and the Labor government.
The Coalition have earned the moniker of ‘No-alition' since losing the last federal election, led by Peter Dutton the opposition has voted against nearly all of Labor's mandated policies.
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