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Australia's Labor government is set to announce its 2035 emissions reduction target, expected to be between 60% and 75% below 2005 levels. Critics argue that these targets are politically motivated and unlikely to be achieved, given historical failures and the lack of concrete plans to support them.

The discussion emphasizes that real change requires significant lifestyle impacts and technological advancements, which may not be feasible. Furthermore, while Australia may set ambitious targets, the effectiveness of such measures is limited without global cooperation from major emitters.