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4BC Mornings' host Gary Hardgrave and economist Adam Creighton dissect AEMO’s 25-year Net Zero roadmap, exposing how official terms like "involuntary load shedding" mask impending blackouts, battery fire risks, and intrusive third-party control over household EV batteries.
They argue that destroying farmland for short-lived solar panels while ignoring cheap, 70-year nuclear power is an economic disaster, calling instead for common-sense investments in Australia's reliable coal fleet.
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