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Editorial: Dangerous betrayal as climate change impacts predicted to worsen

Federal Minister for Environment and Water Murray Watt and Member for Boothby Louise Miller-Frost inspect dead marine life at West Beach in Adelaide on July 21. (Supplied)
Stan Gorton

One minute the federal environment minister and prime minister were on SA beaches looking at dead rays and talking to […]

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