75 by 35


75 by 35: Cut emissions by 75% by 2035. “Across the world, governments and businesses are racing to net zero and accelerating the transition to clean technologies by establishing strong targets and policies that drive investment. Australia needs a strong 2035 target – a floor of 75 by 35 – to stay in the race.” […]
Have Australian government set a target to cut emissions by 75% by 2035

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75 by 35: Cut emissions by 75% by 2035. “Across the world, governments and businesses are racing to net zero and accelerating the transition to clean technologies by establishing strong targets and policies that drive investment. Australia needs a strong 2035 target – a floor of 75 by 35 – to stay in the race.” Zali Steggall, OAM MP

Breakdown of Australia’s emissions
Everyday use of electricity and transport, as well as manufacturing, commercial and building use,
generates the bulk of Australia’s emissions. That’s why everyone needs to get involved.
◦ 32.8 % Electric
◦ 21% Stationary energy
◦ 18.7% Transport
◦ 16.1% Agriculture
◦ 10.3% Fugitive emissions
◦ 6.6% Industrial processes and product use
◦ 2.7% Waste

Working together to get to ‘75 by 35’: Clear ambition and plans for each sector aligned with a target of 75 by 35, 
will deliver jobs and growth across the whole Australian economy. Speed up emissions reduction:
◦ Transform energy
◦ Clean up transport
◦ Modernise Industry
◦ Future-proof agriculture

‘75 by 35’ would supercharge the Australian economy
◦ Millions of new clean jobs: Renewables and low emissions projects can deliver 1.8 million new jobs in the regions and communities where they are needed most. (BZE)
◦ Lower, stable priced energy: Renewables are the cheapest form of energy and least exposed to global energy price (CSIRO) fluctuations. “Australia could even move to 100% renewable power.” (Garnaut)
◦ A $680bn boost to the economy: The business case is compelling and broadly accepted – Australia stands to lose $3.4 trillion by 2070 if we don’t act fast, but could gain $680 billion with rapid, focused action. (Deloitte)
◦ World-leading clean industry: Australia is uniquely positioned to produce green steel, aluminium, hydrogen and more. Making green steel onshore by refining our own iron ore could avoid 1.5 billion tonnes of emissions and generate 10 times the profits. (CC)
◦ Healthier, more productive communities: Air pollution from fossil fuels in Australia causes over 1 million lost workdays, 3,000 premature deaths and over 2,000 hospital admissions per year. (CC) Gas stove use is estimated to cause 12% of childhood asthma in Australia. (AJGP)
◦ Let’s turn Australia from a laggard to a leader in climate action: Australia is ranked in the bottom 10 countries for climate action – a lowly 55 out of 63 nations on the 
Climate Change Performance Index

‘75 by 35’ is realistic and achievable for Australia. We need to meet the ambition of our global peers. Three states are leading the way. We need all states to follow.
◦ Tasmania: Net Zero by 2030
◦ Victoria: 75-80% reduction by 2035
◦ NSW: 70% reduction by 2035

Join 97,625 people who want climate action
◦ Talk to your Employer: Ask about the company’s emissions reduction program and if they’re lobbying Government for stronger targets. 5 easy ways to decarbonise your workplace
◦ Be a climate champion at home: Reduce emissions and your power bill and create a healthier home environment without gas. 5 easy ways to decarbonise your home
◦ Donate: Help us build a groundswell of support for ‘75 by 35’ Donate now
◦ Contact your MP: Send an email to your MP asking them to support ‘75 by 35’ Email now.

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Campaign Details

Group Leading this Campaign: Climate Act Now

Campaign Target Type:

Who this Campaign is Targeting: Federal Government

Groups - Other: Warringah Independent,

Main Issue of the Campaign:

Campaign Ran From: 2023 to 2025

Campaign Outcome:

Outcome Evidence: The federal government has legislated an emissions reduction target of 43% by 2030 and net zero emissions by 2050. There is not yet a target of 75% by 2035. (Ascertained April 2024.)

Year Outcome Assessed:

Geographic Range of Activity:


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