Paris plan disastrous

IT was an ill-thought-out decision when Malcolm Turnbull and Julie Bishop ratified the Paris Agreement in 2015 because the Coalition government never researched the agreement in detail.

However, the media is reporting that the Turnbull government that signed it, will now stick by it.

It confirms that one disastrous decision is to be repeated and must demonstrate to the people of Australia that ideology has replaced pragmatism. Robert S Buick, Mountain Creek improving driving surface conditions.

It should be kept, as it is, as a tourist trail.

With ever increasing heavy and local traffic into the future it is absolutely imperative that a tunnel be built leaving the existing range road for tourist traffic, including buses.

There are many parts of the world that have high skills in tunnel technology that could be imported to facilitate the design and construction.

Time for governments to bite the bullet and bring it to fruition – or could it be done by non-government bodies? Brett Duck, Mt Sheridan 1040: It is thought that Lady Godiva rides naked on horseback through Coventry, England. 1858: The Paris subway, the Metro,

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