'We Can End The Climate Wars,' Australia's New PM Tells In Victory Speech
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese reiterated his intention to put the climate at the top of his agenda on Monday, echoing comments he made days earlier after the election win. The country's high-stakes election Saturday saw voters ending nine years of conservative rule in favor of the opposition Labor Party that promised to take stronger action on climate change.
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