Australia's Energy and Emissions Reduction Minister, Angus Taylor (pictured), has not been shy in letting people know about his dislike for renewable energy and you can read about his "success" in delaying its implementation in a story from RenewEconomy: "After three years, Taylor is finally succeeding in his promise to stop wind and solar";

Another story from RenewEconomy tells us about a Scottish wind farm: "World’s largest floating wind farm completed in Scotland";

From the ABC: "Bushfire survivors win landmark climate change case against NSW EPA";

From The Guardian: "Santos sued for ‘clean fuel’ claims and net-zero by 2040 target despite plans for fossil fuel expansion";

From The New York Times: "Nuclear Power Can Save the World";

The Post Carbon Institute: "Questions to Richard Heinberg from a 15-Year-Old Student";

The Guardian on unexpected rain in Greenland: "Rain falls on peak of Greenland ice cap for first time on record".

From Climate Connections: "Here’s what makes a new Amazon carbon study so unnerving";

The Melbourne Age: "Santos hit with climate lawsuit over ‘net zero’ claims".

And the Melbourne Age says: "Global carbon tax could turbocharge ‘green shorting’, ethical funds say".

 

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Just three stories that populate our many media services today - check these out, then go and check out the rest.

First, we go to The Atlantic:  "How the U.S. Could Slash Climate Pollution by 2030";

Second, The Guardian: "Is democracy getting in the way of saving the planet?";

And third, Future Crunch: "Collapse, Renewal and the Rope of History".

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Just three stories that populate our many media services today - check these out, then go and check out the rest.

First, we go to The Atlantic:  "How the U.S. Could Slash Climate Pollution by 2030";

Second, The Guardian: "Is democracy getting in the way of saving the planet?";

And third, Future Crunch: "Collapse, Renewal and the Rope of History".

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Elizabeth Kolbert (pictured) renowned American environmental author, Pulitzer Prize winner and reporter with The New Yorker will be among the special guests at a September Sydney festival, "Antidote".

Kolbert will be on the virtual stage with Paddy Manning is contributing editor for The Monthly and author of Body count: How Climate Change is Killing Us. Manning was interviewed by "Climate Conversations" soon after his book was published.

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Elizabeth Kolbert (pictured) renowned American environmental author, Pulitzer Prize winner and reporter with The New Yorker will be among the special guests at a September Sydney festival, "Antidote".

Kolbert will be on the virtual stage with Paddy Manning is contributing editor for The Monthly and author of Body count: How Climate Change is Killing Us. Manning was interviewed by "Climate Conversations" soon after his book was published.

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The climate crisis is everywhere and it's even coming through America's front doors.

In a Washington Post story, Sarah Kaplan, reports - "Tennessee floods show a pressing climate danger across America: ‘Walls of water’."

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The climate crisis is everywhere and it's even coming through America's front doors.

In a Washington Post story, Sarah Kaplan, reports - "Tennessee floods show a pressing climate danger across America: ‘Walls of water’."

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Quick news: Climate change has been credited with worsening Europe's recent deadly floods.

The New York Times has reported on that issue in a story headed: "Climate Change Contributed to Europe’s Deadly Floods, Scientists Find".

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Quick news: Climate change has been credited with worsening Europe's recent deadly floods.

The New York Times has reported on that issue in a story headed: "Climate Change Contributed to Europe’s Deadly Floods, Scientists Find".

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"Doom scrolling" is a term handed out to people who search the internet for apocalyptic climate change stories.

Well, you can still do that, but it is hardly necessary anymore as almost any credible news service will give the readers/viewers the facts about our questionable future, why it is shaping the way it is and the possible solutions.

And today, we reference just three stories:

RenewEconomy tells readers - "Solar exceeds coal for first time, as renewables set new records on Australia’s main grid';

The Grattan Institute helps us understand Towards net zero - "Practical policies to reduce industrial emissions";

And the Melbourne Age writes about extreme weather - "IPCC report may have underplayed risk of freak El Nino and La Nina events".

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