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Australian Automotive Lobby Accused of Behind-Closed-Doors Anti-Electric Car Campaign
29 May 2023 | Abstracted from Perth Now
"Australia's automotive industry has lobbied the government behind closed doors to set weak vehicle pollution limits, despite publicly advocating for ambitious targets
"International think-tank InfluenceMap made the claims in a 19-page report that it said was based on 500 pages of documents obtained through freedom-of-information requests, including confidential briefing notes, research and emails."
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