Bennett in Glasgow: Israel will use technology to find climate solutions ‘not yet imagined’

Israeli leader echoes Scott Morrison as both commit to net zero emissions by 2050 - but neither leader has a government-funded plan on how they will achieve it

Israeli 'revolution' on climate change? Fact-checking Bennett's UN summit speech (Haaretz)
Despite the fact that Israel is located in a part of the world particularly exposed to the impacts of climate change, it is one of 20 countries that has no government-funded national plan for it

Morrison tells G20 that, like the pandemic, science will tackle climate crisis (SMH)
Mr Morrison used his final remarks to the G20 meeting in Rome on the weekend to tell other leaders that technology would provide the answer to climate change in the same way the world was changed by smartphones, silicon chips and COVID-19 vaccines.

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Australia’s PM Scott Morrison and Israel’s PM Naftali Bennett meet in Glasgow (Twitter)

PM in Glasgow: ‘Climate innovation nation’ ready to ‘pave way’ on solutions (Times of Israel)
Israel will make its greatest contribution to the global war on climate change by leveraging the technological creativity and inventiveness of its people to find solutions “that have not yet even been imagined,” Prime Minister Naftali Bennett told world leaders at the UN’s COP26 climate conference in Glasgow on Monday

Thousands march in Tel Aviv demanding more ambitious action on climate (Times of Israel)
Organisers describe event as biggest climate protest to date in Israel, estimate 12,000 taking part

Photo: Australia’s PM Scott Morrison and Israel’s PM Naftali Bennett meet in Glasgow (Twitter)