Will Australia push for fossil fuel exit at UN talks?

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In its role as president of negotiations at the upcoming UN climate talks in Turkey, Australia is being pressured to guide nations towards unified action on slashing the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions that are generated in large part by burning fossil fuels. The nation has pledged to lead by example at the summit through a strong commitment to renewable energy , electrification and reduced reliance on planet-heating coal, oil and gas. "Renewable energy, grids, storage and electrification are creating opportunities to strengthen resilience, improve energy security, and reduce emissions at the same time," said Australian climate minister Chris Bowen in October during a meeting in Fiji ahead of the COP climate conference.