Home / Research / The Dirty Politics of Climate Change: Speech to the Climate Change and Business Conference, Hilton Hotel, Adelaide, 20 February 2006 The Dirty Politics of Climate Change: Speech to the Climate Change and Business Conference, Hilton Hotel, Adelaide, 20 February 2006 Clive Hamilton Resources Full report WP84_8 Published February 1, 2006 / 21 years ago Topics Climate & EnergyDemocracy & Accountability Tags Climate ChangeGovernance & Government Agencies Share Copy link Share Related Resources October 24, 2025 How China Sees the South China Sea Beijing’s policy and interests in the South China Sea disputes by Frank Yuan, Allan Behm and Rod Campbell September 11, 2017 Climate of the Nation 2017: Galaxy Research Polling and Data When the Climate Institute has closed its doors, The Australia Institute was honoured to be selected to carry forward some of The Institute’s work as part of our new Climate... The Australia Institute November 21, 2025 Foreign aid and climate finance, Australia’s dismal track record Despite talk and agreements, developing nations are effectively receiving no climate finance from Australia, or any other nation. by Matt Saunders and Richard Denniss
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