Adam Langenberg, a political reporter, discusses the urgent negotiations for Australia's environmental laws. Sarah Hanson-Young, a Greens senator, shares her party's concerns over the government's limited concessions on native forest protection. Graham Samuel, a former reviewer of environmental laws, warns that weakening penalties can undermine enforcement. With the government looking for support from both the Greens and the Coalition, tensions rise around proposed amendments that could lower penalties and limit oversight, which are hot topics in these crucial negotiations.
