michael_nielsen on Twitter: "Australia's (really bad) former Prime Minister Tony Abbott was just voted out of his formerly ultra-safe seat. Surprisingly to me, exit polls suggest the number one issue in changing voters' minds was climate change."

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1. Kevin Schawinski‏Verified account @kevinschawinski May 18
  
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  He will have to console himself with some fresh, juicy onions.
  
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1. John Matthews‏ @Skeptical_John May 18
  
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  We're seeing that in the UK as well. Climate change has doubled from from 12% to 24% as most important issue in last year.
  
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1. Brian Weatherson‏ @bweatherson May 18
  
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  But he lost his seat to a conservative independent. It doesn’t change much at the national level.
  
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1. Abi‏ @AbiTyasTunggal May 18
  
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  Yeah climate change was huge this election. Australia finally waking up to the fact the world is getting warmer. :)
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1. Stephen Oates‏ @stephenjaoates May 18
  
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  Sadly not reflected in national results
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1. raymond shpeley‏ @raymondshpeley May 18
  
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  i think what we're seeing in australia is the swing of rightwing populism to populist environmental/global warming concerns. in canada, the green party are talking as if they'll form the next federal government. the only possible means to achieve this result is by populism.
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1. Brett Witty‏ @BrettWitty May 18
  
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  Did you see his concession speech? His reframing of climate change is concerning yet popular
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1. Shahid Abdulla‏ @TheDailyBunkum May 19
  
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  In sum, though, Australia elected a "Coalition (that) remains deeply regressive on climate action"https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2019/may/11/morrison-says-hes-in-command-of-the-show-but-theres-a-far-bigger-force-at-play …
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