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EPISODE · May 9, 2025 · 34 MIN

There Is Too Much: The Federal Election's Impact On Climate And Energy Policy

from Let Me Sum Up · host Frankie Muskovic, Luke Menzel, Tennant Reed

Usually our Bonus Content is behind the paywall, but this week we're getting the Blue Screen Of Death from Apple Podcasts (somewhat ironic) and they won't let us post the show! So while we are on hold with IT, we're posting this week's bonus episode in the main feed so that A. those of you that are subscribed in Apple Podcasts get the ep. and B. those of you that aren't get a taste of that sweet, sweet BoCo we're rolling out every fortnight. Because once you go BoCo you don't go back! Join the cool kids over at https://www.patreon.com/LetMeSumUp (or Apple Podcasts – our call is valuable to them and they will be with us shortly, so we should be back in action next week).--THIS WEEK ON THERE IS TOO MUCH:Beyond the big picture politics, there are a myriad of specific climate and energy policies that will be profoundly impacted by the election result on the weekend. We wade into the weeds and give you the hottest of hot takes.

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In this bonus episode we dig into the detail on what the Australian federal election means for climate and energy policy.

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