Nice bit of satire from the delightfully named Men With Day Jobs – thanks to John Macgrath via Duncan Green.
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First a carbon tax, now this! What can’t Australia do on climate change these days!!
Sadly, Australia’s climate tax has now been revoked – by Tony Abbott, mentioned in the last verse and now elected Prime Minister. He now grudgingly accepts climate change is happening but his policy response consists of planting a few trees and handing money to companies in the hope that they’ll pollute less. Looks like we’ll be performing the song for a while yet! Stafford (of Men With Day Jobs)