catherine bennett, chair of epidemiology at deakin university.head, australian prime minister will promise a new era of climate action and energy innovation in a key speech. we will look at what that actually means. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: the australian prime minister anthony albanese, will promise a new era of climate action in a speech to be delivered today. paul allen joins us with a preview. what is he expected to say? paul: the speech will be delivered at the sydney energy forum. anthony albanese will reiterate, is it about reducing australia's carbon emissions and going to net zero by 20 50. he is also expected to note how australia's infrastructure is not up to the current energy challenges being posed by the conflict in ukraine and outline the plan to make the country's renewable energy superpower. he is bound by some political realities -- in the lower house there is climate-focused independents on the cross bench. the greens hold the balance of power in the upper house. they would like to see much more aggressive carbon reduction t

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