'Down Under' Is Where Some Australians Put Their Heads

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A parliamentary report into carbon capture and storage has revealed division within the Federal Government over whether climate change is caused by humans. The inquiry into storing carbon underground says there is compelling evidence that human activity is changing the global climate. But four Coalition MPs disagree.

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