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$1b plan to save Great Barrier Reef will fail without climate change action, expert says
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$1b plan to save Great Barrier Reef will fail without climate change action, expert says

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The Morrison government's funding commitment has been criticised by a scientist who says it will mean nothing if global carbon emissions are not reduced.

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The Morrison government's funding commitment has been criticised by a scientist who says it will mean nothing if global carbon emissions are not reduced.
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