Christiana Figueres (pictured) is famous for her achievements in Paris in 2015/16 and now has an organization known a Global Optimism and Outrage which sees Earth's future as being linked to that of food.

Other Quick Climate Links for today are:

"State of Climate Action 2021";

"Africa’s civil society leave COP26 disappointed";

"Floods, sewage and crocodiles: the crisis of the Gambia’s sinking city";

"The Guardian view on the Cop26 agreement: unfinished business";

"Hit $100bn target or poor countries face climate disaster, the Gambia tells Cop26";

"‘Killing us slowly’: dams and drought choke Syria’s water supply – in pictures";

"Stop talking, start acting, says Africa’s first extreme heat official";

"US auctions off oil and gas drilling leases in Gulf of Mexico after climate talks";

"Casey Harrell: the climate activist taking on Wall Street – and the muscle-wasting disease that’s killing him";

"A £300 monsoon-busting home: the Bangladeshi architect fighting extreme weather";

"Living in China’s Expanding Deserts";

"Can ‘the people’ solve climate change? France decided to find out";

"How to talk about climate change: Ask questions";

"Our Reef needs us now more than ever";

"Global Footprint Network";

"Disruption, Implications, and Choices: Rethinking Climate Change";

"Coalition commissions modelling of climate impact on health system";

"Prepare your garden for summer heat: Step one, weed just enough";

"‘A farce’: experts dismiss government claims a controversial and unproven technology will cut emissions by 15%";

"The B.C. flooding isn’t just a regional catastrophe – it’s a warning that climate change is coming for everyone";

"Buhari signs Climate Change Bill into law";

"Keeping Influential Voices in the Media";

"Connecting the dots between B.C.’s floods, landslides and the clearcut logging of old forests";

"Ten ways to confront the climate crisis without losing hope";

"Forests Collective Meeting".

Enjoy "Music for a Warming World".

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New York Times reporter, Somini Sengupta (pictured), represented The Times at the recent COP26 in Glasgow.

Her recent report - "Climate Promises Made in Glasgow Now Rest With a Handful of Powerful Leaders" - is interesting reading.

Breakthrough through its "Climate Reality Check" has produced a report that the former chief scientist of the Australian Institute of Marine Science, Professor Charlie Veron, is "devastatingly accurate".

Other Quick Climate Links for today are:

"London's One Millennium Bridge set for low carbon revamp";

"No Public Money for Gas";

"Forgive Humans, Not Oil Companies";

"Climate change. We get it ... it’s a mess you don’t want to think about.";

"Terry Glavin: The scale of the disaster unfolding in B.C. is unprecedented";

"Thermal mix: a modest Canberra renovation holds and traps the sun";

"Coastal defences need $30bn boost to prevent Australian homes becoming uninhabitable";

"Climate Hopes and Reflections – An evening with your State MPs";

"Scott Morrison’s ‘can-do capitalism’ is a hypocritical example of ‘do nothing’ leadership";

"Neoliberalism wrecked our chance to fix the climate crisis – and leftwing statements of faith have changed nothing";

"Glasgow kissoff: our man in a car is driven to tears";

"Wood for the Trees: rush to green hydrogen masks mammoth plans to wood-chip the forests";

"Michael McCormack contradicts Barnaby Joyce on Nationals signing Cop26 pact";

"Dark roofs to be banned in NSW, planning minister says";

"Cool Roofs: What They Are, How They Conserve Energy, How Much They Cost, and More";

"Green hydrogen beats blue on emissions and financial cost, Australian study finds";

"First Nations clean energy network set up to deliver cheap and reliable power to Indigenous communities";

"New Delhi suspends coal-fired plants and closes schools indefinitely amid ongoing air pollution";

"The Celebrity-Backed Green “Fintech” Company That Isn’t as Green as It Seems";

"‘It’s horrendous’: flooding causes significant crop damage to farms around Forbes";

"Pacific north-west storm wreaks havoc, with one dead and Vancouver cut off";

"How to convince your apartment strata to go solar";

"Queensland study solves coral species puzzle";

"Government's hydrogen plan is 'risky' and could drive up emissions: Report";

"Australia needs more than climate bankers";

"Coal: why China and India aren’t the climate villains of COP26";

"China's millennial 'new farmers' opt to live off the land";

"TechScape: will posting your pet pics online really save the planet?";

"Does Angus Taylor’s projection of a 35% 2030 emissions cut really ‘support the Paris agreement’?";

"Why the West should develop a clean energy strategy to meet the needs of the Indo-Pacific region";

"We’ve smelted a billion tonnes of recyclable aluminium. Do we need to make more?";

"Stemming methane leaks from oil fields, pipelines and landfills could help us slow global warming quickly";

"A Times Investigation Into Amazon Deforestation";

Enjoy "Music for a Warming World".

 

 

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New York Times reporter, Somini Sengupta (pictured), represented The Times at the recent COP26 in Glasgow.

Her recent report - "Climate Promises Made in Glasgow Now Rest With a Handful of Powerful Leaders" - is interesting reading.

Breakthrough through its "Climate Reality Check" has produced a report that the former chief scientist of the Australian Institute of Marine Science, Professor Charlie Veron, is "devastatingly accurate".

Other Quick Climate Links for today are:

"London's One Millennium Bridge set for low carbon revamp";

"No Public Money for Gas";

"Forgive Humans, Not Oil Companies";

"Climate change. We get it ... it’s a mess you don’t want to think about.";

"Terry Glavin: The scale of the disaster unfolding in B.C. is unprecedented";

"Thermal mix: a modest Canberra renovation holds and traps the sun";

"Coastal defences need $30bn boost to prevent Australian homes becoming uninhabitable";

"Climate Hopes and Reflections – An evening with your State MPs";

"Scott Morrison’s ‘can-do capitalism’ is a hypocritical example of ‘do nothing’ leadership";

"Neoliberalism wrecked our chance to fix the climate crisis – and leftwing statements of faith have changed nothing";

"Glasgow kissoff: our man in a car is driven to tears";

"Wood for the Trees: rush to green hydrogen masks mammoth plans to wood-chip the forests";

"Michael McCormack contradicts Barnaby Joyce on Nationals signing Cop26 pact";

"Dark roofs to be banned in NSW, planning minister says";

"Cool Roofs: What They Are, How They Conserve Energy, How Much They Cost, and More";

"Green hydrogen beats blue on emissions and financial cost, Australian study finds";

"First Nations clean energy network set up to deliver cheap and reliable power to Indigenous communities";

"New Delhi suspends coal-fired plants and closes schools indefinitely amid ongoing air pollution";

"The Celebrity-Backed Green “Fintech” Company That Isn’t as Green as It Seems";

"‘It’s horrendous’: flooding causes significant crop damage to farms around Forbes";

"Pacific north-west storm wreaks havoc, with one dead and Vancouver cut off";

"How to convince your apartment strata to go solar";

"Queensland study solves coral species puzzle";

"Government's hydrogen plan is 'risky' and could drive up emissions: Report";

"Australia needs more than climate bankers";

"Coal: why China and India aren’t the climate villains of COP26";

"China's millennial 'new farmers' opt to live off the land";

"TechScape: will posting your pet pics online really save the planet?";

"Does Angus Taylor’s projection of a 35% 2030 emissions cut really ‘support the Paris agreement’?";

"Why the West should develop a clean energy strategy to meet the needs of the Indo-Pacific region";

"We’ve smelted a billion tonnes of recyclable aluminium. Do we need to make more?";

"Stemming methane leaks from oil fields, pipelines and landfills could help us slow global warming quickly";

"A Times Investigation Into Amazon Deforestation";

Enjoy "Music for a Warming World".

 

 

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Perry World House at the University of Pennsylvania staged a webinar asking "Can COP26 Save the World?"

Moderator for the event was the Bess W. Heyman President's Distinguished Professor and Chair of Philosophy, Michael Weisberg, who is also the Director of Post Graduate Programs and Perry World House.

The speakers were the head of the Environmental Migration, Social Vulnerability and Adaptation Section at United Nations University, Dr Koko Warner, and a visiting fellow to Perry World House, Mauricio Rodas

Enjoy "Music for a Warming World".

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Perry World House at the University of Pennsylvania staged a webinar asking "Can COP26 Save the World?"

Moderator for the event was the Bess W. Heyman President's Distinguished Professor and Chair of Philosophy, Michael Weisberg, who is also the Director of Post Graduate Programs and Perry World House.

The speakers were the head of the Environmental Migration, Social Vulnerability and Adaptation Section at United Nations University, Dr Koko Warner, and a visiting fellow to Perry World House, Mauricio Rodas

Enjoy "Music for a Warming World".

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Leigh Ewbank (pictured) from Friends of the Earth in Melbourne was among the speakers at last night's (November 16) webinar staged by the Workers for Climate Action.

The podcast "Saltgrass" also featured a Friends of the Earth campaigner, Cam Walker.

Other Quick Climate Links for today are:

"Jeff Bezos says he spends more on climate than space travel and recounts the time he played an alien";

"Jeff Bezos on critics of billionaires going to space: ‘They’re mostly right’";

"Australia's 2030 climate targets for COP26"

"Deconstructing Australia's National statement on climate action at COP26 delivered by Scott Morrison";

"‘A real Hail Mary’: Experts say net-zero 2050 plan fails to account for billions in climate costs";

"Electric cars alone won’t save the planet. We’ll need to design cities so people can walk and cycle safely";

"We need to design housing for Indigenous communities that can withstand the impacts of climate change";

"I’m an expert in what makes good policy, and the Morrison government’s net-zero plan fails on 6 crucial counts";

"The embarrassingly easy, tax-free way for Australia to cut the cost of electric cars";

"Morrison and Barnaby are making false claims about petrol prices";

"Michael Pascoe: Useful idiots – the accessories to Morrison’s big climate lie";

"Richard Denniss: The massive contradiction in the Morrison government’s net-zero plan";

"STATEMENT: Bright Spots at COP26 Need to Turn into Action and Even More Ambition in 2022";

"US Infrastructure Bill Makes Headway on Climate, But More is Needed";

"More Equal Cities Can Help Bring Global Climate Goals Within Reach";

"What COP26 Means for Forests and the Climate";

"Grappling with dread on the frontlines of the climate fight":

"Fog of emissions, ‘greenwashing’ choking India’s most vulnerable";

"COP26 Was a Firm Step Forward, AND We Actually Need a Sprint";

"COP 26: Glasgow Pact and Ready to go Further";

"Live from COP26! Energy for People and Planet";

"We Need To Talk About China and Climate With Peggy Liu + Kevin Rudd";

"The Cop26 message? We are trusting big business, not states, to fix the climate crisis";

"Scotland to enforce ban on single-use plastic items from June 2022";

"COP26: Fiji’s PM says net-zero race should enhance citizen’s lives and fuel prosperity";

"Translating COP26 into Business | Interview with Kristina Rogers";

"Highlights from the Hydrogen Transition Summit at COP26";

"Sustainable and affordable urban block coming to Amsterdam";

"Governments risk 'trillions' in fossil fuel climate litigation";

"‘A death sentence’: Indigenous climate activists denounce Cop26 deal";

"Embracing Climate Grief: A Step Towards Positive Action";

"On grief and climate change";

"Carol Ride: psychologist, activist, believer in change";

"Dumbo Feather Climate Challenge";

"Staying with the trouble";

"Al Gore ‘disappointed’ Scott Morrison didn’t cut Australia’s 2030 emissions target";

"Scott Morrison’s credibility under attack after ‘walking away’ from Glasgow climate pact less than 24 hours later";

"Global heating is destroying rock art tens of thousands of years old, experts warn";

"A sweet future: Welcome to the city powered by sugar in the heart of coal country".

Enjoy "Music for a Warming World".

 

 

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Leigh Ewbank (pictured) from Friends of the Earth in Melbourne was among the speakers at last night's (November 16) webinar staged by the Workers for Climate Action.

The podcast "Saltgrass" also featured a Friends of the Earth campaigner, Cam Walker.

Other Quick Climate Links for today are:

"Jeff Bezos says he spends more on climate than space travel and recounts the time he played an alien";

"Jeff Bezos on critics of billionaires going to space: ‘They’re mostly right’";

"Australia's 2030 climate targets for COP26"

"Deconstructing Australia's National statement on climate action at COP26 delivered by Scott Morrison";

"‘A real Hail Mary’: Experts say net-zero 2050 plan fails to account for billions in climate costs";

"Electric cars alone won’t save the planet. We’ll need to design cities so people can walk and cycle safely";

"We need to design housing for Indigenous communities that can withstand the impacts of climate change";

"I’m an expert in what makes good policy, and the Morrison government’s net-zero plan fails on 6 crucial counts";

"The embarrassingly easy, tax-free way for Australia to cut the cost of electric cars";

"Morrison and Barnaby are making false claims about petrol prices";

"Michael Pascoe: Useful idiots – the accessories to Morrison’s big climate lie";

"Richard Denniss: The massive contradiction in the Morrison government’s net-zero plan";

"STATEMENT: Bright Spots at COP26 Need to Turn into Action and Even More Ambition in 2022";

"US Infrastructure Bill Makes Headway on Climate, But More is Needed";

"More Equal Cities Can Help Bring Global Climate Goals Within Reach";

"What COP26 Means for Forests and the Climate";

"Grappling with dread on the frontlines of the climate fight":

"Fog of emissions, ‘greenwashing’ choking India’s most vulnerable";

"COP26 Was a Firm Step Forward, AND We Actually Need a Sprint";

"COP 26: Glasgow Pact and Ready to go Further";

"Live from COP26! Energy for People and Planet";

"We Need To Talk About China and Climate With Peggy Liu + Kevin Rudd";

"The Cop26 message? We are trusting big business, not states, to fix the climate crisis";

"Scotland to enforce ban on single-use plastic items from June 2022";

"COP26: Fiji’s PM says net-zero race should enhance citizen’s lives and fuel prosperity";

"Translating COP26 into Business | Interview with Kristina Rogers";

"Highlights from the Hydrogen Transition Summit at COP26";

"Sustainable and affordable urban block coming to Amsterdam";

"Governments risk 'trillions' in fossil fuel climate litigation";

"‘A death sentence’: Indigenous climate activists denounce Cop26 deal";

"Embracing Climate Grief: A Step Towards Positive Action";

"On grief and climate change";

"Carol Ride: psychologist, activist, believer in change";

"Dumbo Feather Climate Challenge";

"Staying with the trouble";

"Al Gore ‘disappointed’ Scott Morrison didn’t cut Australia’s 2030 emissions target";

"Scott Morrison’s credibility under attack after ‘walking away’ from Glasgow climate pact less than 24 hours later";

"Global heating is destroying rock art tens of thousands of years old, experts warn";

"A sweet future: Welcome to the city powered by sugar in the heart of coal country".

Enjoy "Music for a Warming World".

 

 

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Greens Senator, Sarah Hanson Young (pictured) was at COP26 in Glasgow and talks about that here.

Deputy Prime Minister, Barnaby Joyce, and Energy and Emissions Reduction Minister, Angus Taylor, feature in a couple of Radio National interviews - "Barnaby Joyce accuses UK of trying to devastate the Australian economy through climate targets"; "

Morrison Government rejects key COP26 objectives hours after agreeing to them in Glasgow".

Other Quick Climate Links for today are:

"Economic modelling asserts advantage of complete net zero in regional Victoria";

"The UN’s climate summit in Glasgow has come to a close";

"ABC host's chaotic interview with Barnaby Joyce: 'Brain exploding'";

"Election battleground: Morrison government insists 2030 target is ‘fixed’ despite Glasgow";

"‘Our land is fast disappearing’: High hopes replaced by despair at climate summit";

"Glasgow ends in compromise, disappointment and a little hope";

"Australia calls for foreign investment to fund its clean energy target";

"Australia urged to ramp up climate action as COP26 ends with deal to 'phase down' coal";

"Boris Johnson says COP26 deal 'tinged with disappointment'";

"After the failure of Cop26, there’s only one last hope for our survival";

"A broken dream: outer Melbourne has affordable houses but no train or school";

"New Glasgow Climate Pact offers some 'breakthroughs' but also 'deep disappointment'";

"Global Climate and Health Alliance: COP26 Outcomes Not Nearly Enough to Protect Health";

"Cop26 will make life harder for Australian fossil fuel industry, NSW treasurer predicts";

"‘I’m the underdog’: Morrison steps up campaign, fights calls on climate";

"Energy Smart Farming";

"Cop26: Pacific delegates condemn ‘monumental failure’ that leaves islands in peril";

"Climate Action Tracker";

"Together, we can";

"COP26 climate deal calls for historic shift from fossil fuels";

"‘Watered-down hope’: Experts wanted more from climate pact";

"Empty words, no action: Cop26 has failed First Nations people";

"Coal stocks lose ground after COP26 deal";

"Regional councils say 'it's about leadership' in leaping ahead to net zero emissions";

"Treasury under Labor to model climate change impact on economy and budget";

"First Nations people want clean energy say";

"The planet is on the clock and Australia has an inexplicable position on climate – it really isn’t funny";

"Barnaby Joyce says Nationals did not sign Cop26 pact and Australia is ‘happy with targets’";

"Last month was the warmest October in the northern hemisphere since records began";

"War on Want will continue fighting inequality, climate injustice and human rights violations";

"Australia hails COP26 “green light for more coal,” won’t budge on 2030 target";

"Australian deputy PM mocks Alok Sharma’s emotional reaction at Cop26";

"Op-Ed: Glasgow’s hope at a critical moment in the climate battle";

"Senators push for more oversight after warning solar industry 'exposed' to China's Xinjiang human rights violations";

"Clean technology researcher named NSW Australian of the Year";

"A New Source of Fuel in an Aging Japan: Adult Incontinence";

"‘Ultimately uninhabitable’: western Sydney’s legacy of planning failure";

"Edinburgh Castle set for solar panels as pollution impact revealed";

"I chose the electricity retailer offering the best deal for my home. That’s not what I got";

"Deforestation can raise local temperatures by up to 4.5℃ – and heat untouched areas 6km away";

"COP26: the Glasgow climate summit demonstrates an appetite for change Australia simply can’t ignore";

"Paul Bongiorno: Who’s running scared? Surely not Anthony Albanese";

"Why the Government needs you to protest for the climate";

"Action the best antidote for climate despair";

"Cop26 took us one step closer to combating the climate crisis";

"Indigenous peoples had a clear vision for Cop26, but it has not been delivered";

"After the failure of Cop26, there’s only one last hope for our survival";

"Analysis: COP26 message to business - clean up to cash in";

"Biden to Bar New Drilling Around a Major Native American Cultural Site";

"Why protecting the Okefenokee Swamp matters for the climate";

"Glasgow coal deal a ‘clear sign’ of global energy shift: AGL";

"Why KeepCup’s CEO wants to charge you more for your coffee".

Enjoy "Music for a Warming World".

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Greens Senator, Sarah Hanson Young (pictured) was at COP26 in Glasgow and talks about that here.

Deputy Prime Minister, Barnaby Joyce, and Energy and Emissions Reduction Minister, Angus Taylor, feature in a couple of Radio National interviews - "Barnaby Joyce accuses UK of trying to devastate the Australian economy through climate targets"; "

Morrison Government rejects key COP26 objectives hours after agreeing to them in Glasgow".

Other Quick Climate Links for today are:

"Economic modelling asserts advantage of complete net zero in regional Victoria";

"The UN’s climate summit in Glasgow has come to a close";

"ABC host's chaotic interview with Barnaby Joyce: 'Brain exploding'";

"Election battleground: Morrison government insists 2030 target is ‘fixed’ despite Glasgow";

"‘Our land is fast disappearing’: High hopes replaced by despair at climate summit";

"Glasgow ends in compromise, disappointment and a little hope";

"Australia calls for foreign investment to fund its clean energy target";

"Australia urged to ramp up climate action as COP26 ends with deal to 'phase down' coal";

"Boris Johnson says COP26 deal 'tinged with disappointment'";

"After the failure of Cop26, there’s only one last hope for our survival";

"A broken dream: outer Melbourne has affordable houses but no train or school";

"New Glasgow Climate Pact offers some 'breakthroughs' but also 'deep disappointment'";

"Global Climate and Health Alliance: COP26 Outcomes Not Nearly Enough to Protect Health";

"Cop26 will make life harder for Australian fossil fuel industry, NSW treasurer predicts";

"‘I’m the underdog’: Morrison steps up campaign, fights calls on climate";

"Energy Smart Farming";

"Cop26: Pacific delegates condemn ‘monumental failure’ that leaves islands in peril";

"Climate Action Tracker";

"Together, we can";

"COP26 climate deal calls for historic shift from fossil fuels";

"‘Watered-down hope’: Experts wanted more from climate pact";

"Empty words, no action: Cop26 has failed First Nations people";

"Coal stocks lose ground after COP26 deal";

"Regional councils say 'it's about leadership' in leaping ahead to net zero emissions";

"Treasury under Labor to model climate change impact on economy and budget";

"First Nations people want clean energy say";

"The planet is on the clock and Australia has an inexplicable position on climate – it really isn’t funny";

"Barnaby Joyce says Nationals did not sign Cop26 pact and Australia is ‘happy with targets’";

"Last month was the warmest October in the northern hemisphere since records began";

"War on Want will continue fighting inequality, climate injustice and human rights violations";

"Australia hails COP26 “green light for more coal,” won’t budge on 2030 target";

"Australian deputy PM mocks Alok Sharma’s emotional reaction at Cop26";

"Op-Ed: Glasgow’s hope at a critical moment in the climate battle";

"Senators push for more oversight after warning solar industry 'exposed' to China's Xinjiang human rights violations";

"Clean technology researcher named NSW Australian of the Year";

"A New Source of Fuel in an Aging Japan: Adult Incontinence";

"‘Ultimately uninhabitable’: western Sydney’s legacy of planning failure";

"Edinburgh Castle set for solar panels as pollution impact revealed";

"I chose the electricity retailer offering the best deal for my home. That’s not what I got";

"Deforestation can raise local temperatures by up to 4.5℃ – and heat untouched areas 6km away";

"COP26: the Glasgow climate summit demonstrates an appetite for change Australia simply can’t ignore";

"Paul Bongiorno: Who’s running scared? Surely not Anthony Albanese";

"Why the Government needs you to protest for the climate";

"Action the best antidote for climate despair";

"Cop26 took us one step closer to combating the climate crisis";

"Indigenous peoples had a clear vision for Cop26, but it has not been delivered";

"After the failure of Cop26, there’s only one last hope for our survival";

"Analysis: COP26 message to business - clean up to cash in";

"Biden to Bar New Drilling Around a Major Native American Cultural Site";

"Why protecting the Okefenokee Swamp matters for the climate";

"Glasgow coal deal a ‘clear sign’ of global energy shift: AGL";

"Why KeepCup’s CEO wants to charge you more for your coffee".

Enjoy "Music for a Warming World".

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Professor Johan Rockström (pictured) gives an overview of a report outlining 10 new insights in climate science at the UN Climate Change Conference 2021 - COP26.

A tearful Alok Sharma apologised to Cop26 as a deal was overshadowed by last-minute concessions on coal.

Below are today's Quick Climate Links:

"COP26 closes with ‘compromise’ deal on climate, but it’s not enough, says UN chief";

"Hear from the Voices at the Frontlines of Climate Change at COP26";

"Here’s What Happened on the Final Day of the COP26 Climate Talks";

"‘Fragile win’: COP26 Glasgow’s pledge to end coal power weakened in final compromise";

"Social Media Is Polluted With Climate Denialism";

"We’re going to need a bigger planet: the problem with fixing the climate with trees";

"‘Deeply sorry’: COP26 summit reaches final agreement with last-minute change on coal";

"‘Lies’? Fact-checking Scott Morrison’s claims on electric vehicles and petrol";

"At COP26, Youth Activists From Around the World Call Out Decades of Delay";

"Plans To Dig the Biggest Lithium Mine in the US Face Mounting Opposition";

"In Glasgow, COP26 Negotiators Do Little to Cut Emissions, but Allow Oil and Gas Executives to Rest Easy";

"Supreme Court’s Unusual Decision to Hear a Coal Case Could Deal President Biden’s Climate Plans Another Setback";

"Nations Most Impacted by Global Warming Kept Out of Key Climate Meetings in Glasgow";

"Fossil Fuel Executives at the Glasgow Climate Talks Are Miffed With the Media";

"Ancient History Shows How We Can Create a More Equal World";

"After tense huddles in Glasgow, countries strike ‘uncomfortable’ climate deal";

"Third draft of Cop26 text retains key goal of limiting global heating to 1.5C";

"If Politicians Can’t Face Climate Change, Extinction Rebellion Will";

"Labor weighs political risk before announcing year-end climate policy";

"The great electric vehicles debate: how much has the tech changed in three years?";

"Dollars before lives’: Workers hit out at Yallourn safety culture";

"Australia awarded ‘colossal fossil’ award as climate talks drag on";

"Island nations rise up as their homelands start to sink";

"A parade of greenwashing, COP26 was ultimately a betrayal";

"COP26 Daily Briefing: 3 big things that happened on November 12";

"Canada has nearly kicked its coal addiction. The rest of the world? Not so much";

"Cop26 ends in climate agreement despite India watering down coal resolution";

"Scandalous outcome to COP26 as 1.5° hangs by a thread";

"Cop26 reactions: ‘Rich nations have kicked the can down the road’";

"Forum: COPping Out on Climate Action";

"CoP 26 civil society statement";

"Wealth Curse - George Monbiot";

"Coal phase-out still on table at COP26";

"The Dawn of Everything - how to change the course of history";

"The room where it happened: the dramatic final hours behind the Glasgow Climate Pact";

"‘The pressure for change is building’: reactions to the Glasgow climate pact";

"Election battleground: Morrison government insists 2030 target is ‘fixed’ despite Glasgow";

"The Climate Crisis Is Forcing Women and Girls to Sell Their Bodies";

"Haunting Satellite Imagery Shows Turkey’s Second-Largest Lake Has Dried Up";

"What Climate Change Looks Like From Space";

"It’s time to freak out about methane emissions";

"Impressive! Big Oil Sent More People to World Climate Summit Than Any Country";

"Climate Activists Say They’re Sick of Being ‘Youthwashed’ at COP26";

"Here Are the Pledges Made at COP26 – And Why Not Everyone Is Impressed";

"The ultimate guide to why the COP26 summit ended in failure and disappointment (despite a few bright spots)";

"Are you kidding, India? Your last-minute Glasgow intervention won’t relieve pressure to ditch coal";

"Where to find courage and defiant hope when our fragile, dewdrop world seems beyond saving";

"The government’s net-zero modelling shows winners, we’ve found losers as well";

"Government assumes 90% of Australia’s new car sales will be electric by 2050. But it’s a destination without a route";

"COP26 leaves too many loopholes for the fossil fuel industry. Here are 5 of them";

"COP26: New Zealand depends on robust new rules for global carbon trading to meets its climate pledge";

"How government modelling found net-zero would leave us better off";

"High Court decision on $125 million fine for Volkswagen is a warning to all greenwashers";

"Alan Kohler: We must not let Scott Morrison get away with do-nothing climate plan";

"‘Laggard’ Australia may not increase 2030 climate cuts, despite agreeing to do so";

"Election battleground: Morrison government insists 2030 target is ‘fixed’ despite Glasgow";

"Hunt refuses to commit to 2030 climate target";

"Good COP, bad COP: Climate wins and losses from Glasgow";

"Despite its faults, Glasgow climate summit offers hope";

"Glasgow ends in compromise, disappointment and a little hope";

"Rod Oram: COP26’s inadequate package could still lead to progress";

"John Kerry: Cop26 puts us closer than ever to avoiding climate chaos";

"Five vital lines in the COP26 climate agreement";

"‘Glasgow Pact’ keeps pressure on climate laggards like Australia, even after watering it down";

"COP26: Climate deal sounds the death knell for coal power - PM";

"Glasgow’s 2030 credibility gap: net zero’s lip service to climate action";

"'Comically flawed': Climate experts criticise Australia's net-zero modelling";

"Liberal backbenchers call for more ambitious 2035 emission reduction target".

Enjoy "Music for a Warming World".

 

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