The election fight on climate change has sparked warnings against "misleading" voters about the cost of cutting greenhouse gas emissions, as an independent researcher repudiates Coalition claims of a $35 billion hit from Labor policies.
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| Scott Morrison (left) and Bill Shorten have clashed over climate policy. |
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been accused of "cherry-picking" numbers in the escalating row over the competing pledges on climate, as he prepares to release new estimates of the economic impact of the Labor carbon target.
Read the story from The Age by David Crowe - “Scott Morrison warned on 'cherry-picking' $35 billion climate cost.”
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