Rick Ridgeway (pictured) is a renowned American mountaineer, adventurer, film-maker, businessman and on this Climate One event talks about his response to climate change, capitalism and how those two things have intersected to inform his life.

Other Quick Climate Links are:

"Can Climate Apocalypse be Averted? Glasgow November 2021 – A Date with Destiny";

"Stop Scott Morrison," says the Smart Energy Council;

"Angus Taylor reveals trade-offs with Nationals for net-zero support not yet approved by cabinet";

"We’ve spent a year waiting for this 2050 climate plan and it’s actually just the status quo with some new speculative graphs";

"The world is on track for a 'catastrophic' 2.7C temperature rise this century, UN report warns";

"This is how Scott Morrison plans to reach net-zero. Not everyone's convinced";

"As global warming forces millions to flee, here are the stories of climate refugees";

"“A joke:” Morrison’s net-zero plan has net-zero detail, and no change to policies";

"Prime Minister Scott Morrison yields little but wins little in getting Coalition's net zero support";

"World faces disastrous 2.7C temperature rise on current climate plans, UN warns";

"NSW environmental offsets to be reformed after ‘appalling practices’ revealed, minister says";

"Australia Pledges ‘Net Zero’ Emissions by 2050. Its Plan Makes That Hard to Believe";

"Australia will be the rich world's weakest link at COP26 with hollow net-zero and emissions pledges";

"Australia commits to 2050 net-zero emissions plan but with no detail and no modelling";

"Queensland LNP Senator Matt Canavan is a great pretender";

"At the U.N. Climate Summit, Could India Become a Champion, Not Just a Casualty, of the Crisis?";

"Drivers Are Interested in Electric Cars. Dealers Don’t Know How to Sell Them";

"A quick guide to climate change jargon – what experts mean by mitigation, carbon-neutral and 6 other key terms";

"Dune: we simulated the desert planet of Arrakis to see if humans could survive there";

"Catholic Bishops in the US Largely Ignore the Pope’s Concern About Climate Change, a New Study Finds";

"Geert Jan van Oldenborgh, 59, Dies; Linked Weather Disasters to Climate Change".

Enjoy "Music for a Warming World".

Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/climateconversations

Rick Ridgeway (pictured) is a renowned American mountaineer, adventurer, film-maker, businessman and on this Climate One event talks about his response to climate change, capitalism and how those two things have intersected to inform his life.

Other Quick Climate Links are:

"Can Climate Apocalypse be Averted? Glasgow November 2021 – A Date with Destiny";

"Stop Scott Morrison," says the Smart Energy Council;

"Angus Taylor reveals trade-offs with Nationals for net-zero support not yet approved by cabinet";

"We’ve spent a year waiting for this 2050 climate plan and it’s actually just the status quo with some new speculative graphs";

"The world is on track for a 'catastrophic' 2.7C temperature rise this century, UN report warns";

"This is how Scott Morrison plans to reach net-zero. Not everyone's convinced";

"As global warming forces millions to flee, here are the stories of climate refugees";

"“A joke:” Morrison’s net-zero plan has net-zero detail, and no change to policies";

"Prime Minister Scott Morrison yields little but wins little in getting Coalition's net zero support";

"World faces disastrous 2.7C temperature rise on current climate plans, UN warns";

"NSW environmental offsets to be reformed after ‘appalling practices’ revealed, minister says";

"Australia Pledges ‘Net Zero’ Emissions by 2050. Its Plan Makes That Hard to Believe";

"Australia will be the rich world's weakest link at COP26 with hollow net-zero and emissions pledges";

"Australia commits to 2050 net-zero emissions plan but with no detail and no modelling";

"Queensland LNP Senator Matt Canavan is a great pretender";

"At the U.N. Climate Summit, Could India Become a Champion, Not Just a Casualty, of the Crisis?";

"Drivers Are Interested in Electric Cars. Dealers Don’t Know How to Sell Them";

"A quick guide to climate change jargon – what experts mean by mitigation, carbon-neutral and 6 other key terms";

"Dune: we simulated the desert planet of Arrakis to see if humans could survive there";

"Catholic Bishops in the US Largely Ignore the Pope’s Concern About Climate Change, a New Study Finds";

"Geert Jan van Oldenborgh, 59, Dies; Linked Weather Disasters to Climate Change".

Enjoy "Music for a Warming World".

Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/climateconversations

PM Scott Morrison (pictured) and his Energy and Emission Reductions Minister, Angus Taylor, have a plan, yes a plan to do nothing and take Australia to the back of the pack.

Their plan to take Australia to net-zero by 2050 was loaded with hollow rhetoric and little detail and so no hint of action.

Here are today's Quick Climate Links:

"Net-zero by 2050 plan ‘uniquely Australian’: Morrison";

"‘A con’: Malcolm Turnbull blasts key part of government’s net-zero plan";

"If all 2030 climate targets are met, the planet will heat by 2.7℃ this century. That’s not OK";

"View from The Hill: Morrison’s net-zero plan is built more on politics than detailed policy";

"Australia’s clean hydrogen revolution is a path to prosperity – but it must be powered by renewable energy";

"Between the lines, Morrison’s plan has coal on the way out, with the future bright";

"Government promises to cut emissions to reach net-zero by 2050 under new climate change plan";

"COP26: Campaigners seek ‘Real Zero’ in place of ‘Net Zero’ Emissions";

"Net-zero plan ‘right thing to do’, but few details or modelling";

"Climate crisis: economists ‘grossly undervalue young lives’, warns Stern";

"“Net-zero 2050”: A dangerous illusion";

"What the heck is COP26 – and why should I care?";

"What is COP26 and why is it so important?"

"Net-zero by 2050 plan ‘uniquely Australian’: Morrison";

"Morrison delivered the pledge voters wanted but not the plan they needed";

"An effluent tide awaits Cop26 guests. They should see the state of our rivers, too";

"I chaired Cop21 when we delivered the Paris agreement. We must go further in Glasgow";

"Revealed: 60% of Americans say oil firms are to blame for the climate crisis";

"Long read: How past climates hold secrets for our future";

"Australia Sets Net-Zero Goal But Sees Future for Fossil Fuels";

"Weather whiplash in California: extreme rains pound regions under exceptional drought";

"Coalition support weakened by Nationals’ climate policy disagreement";

"Billions more in spending to come on PM’s road to net-zero";

"Australians willing to pay for climate action, but say government not doing fair share";

"How much do marine heatwaves cost? The economic losses amount to billions and billions of dollars";

"Politics with Michelle Grattan: Scott Morrison’s (thin) climate plan for Glasgow";

"Morrison’s climate plan has 35% 2030 emissions reduction ‘projection’ but modelling underpinning 2050 target yet to be released";

"Boris Johnson hails Scott Morrison’s ‘heroic’ net-zero policy";

"Economists warn against the $20b technology bet at heart of net-zero policy";

"Taxes, rabbits and blank pages – no costed plan to net-zero yet";

"Torres Strait leaders sue federal government over climate change";

"Are Australia’s emissions reduction commitments to COP26 a copout?";

"Net zero-sum game: Morrison’s tech-based plan emits hope but lacks detail".

Enjoy "Music for a Warming World".

Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/climateconversations

PM Scott Morrison (pictured) and his Energy and Emission Reductions Minister, Angus Taylor, have a plan, yes a plan to do nothing and take Australia to the back of the pack.

Their plan to take Australia to net-zero by 2050 was loaded with hollow rhetoric and little detail and so no hint of action.

Here are today's Quick Climate Links:

"Net-zero by 2050 plan ‘uniquely Australian’: Morrison";

"‘A con’: Malcolm Turnbull blasts key part of government’s net-zero plan";

"If all 2030 climate targets are met, the planet will heat by 2.7℃ this century. That’s not OK";

"View from The Hill: Morrison’s net-zero plan is built more on politics than detailed policy";

"Australia’s clean hydrogen revolution is a path to prosperity – but it must be powered by renewable energy";

"Between the lines, Morrison’s plan has coal on the way out, with the future bright";

"Government promises to cut emissions to reach net-zero by 2050 under new climate change plan";

"COP26: Campaigners seek ‘Real Zero’ in place of ‘Net Zero’ Emissions";

"Net-zero plan ‘right thing to do’, but few details or modelling";

"Climate crisis: economists ‘grossly undervalue young lives’, warns Stern";

"“Net-zero 2050”: A dangerous illusion";

"What the heck is COP26 – and why should I care?";

"What is COP26 and why is it so important?"

"Net-zero by 2050 plan ‘uniquely Australian’: Morrison";

"Morrison delivered the pledge voters wanted but not the plan they needed";

"An effluent tide awaits Cop26 guests. They should see the state of our rivers, too";

"I chaired Cop21 when we delivered the Paris agreement. We must go further in Glasgow";

"Revealed: 60% of Americans say oil firms are to blame for the climate crisis";

"Long read: How past climates hold secrets for our future";

"Australia Sets Net-Zero Goal But Sees Future for Fossil Fuels";

"Weather whiplash in California: extreme rains pound regions under exceptional drought";

"Coalition support weakened by Nationals’ climate policy disagreement";

"Billions more in spending to come on PM’s road to net-zero";

"Australians willing to pay for climate action, but say government not doing fair share";

"How much do marine heatwaves cost? The economic losses amount to billions and billions of dollars";

"Politics with Michelle Grattan: Scott Morrison’s (thin) climate plan for Glasgow";

"Morrison’s climate plan has 35% 2030 emissions reduction ‘projection’ but modelling underpinning 2050 target yet to be released";

"Boris Johnson hails Scott Morrison’s ‘heroic’ net-zero policy";

"Economists warn against the $20b technology bet at heart of net-zero policy";

"Taxes, rabbits and blank pages – no costed plan to net-zero yet";

"Torres Strait leaders sue federal government over climate change";

"Are Australia’s emissions reduction commitments to COP26 a copout?";

"Net zero-sum game: Morrison’s tech-based plan emits hope but lacks detail".

Enjoy "Music for a Warming World".

Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/climateconversations

People everywhere are speaking out and one of those making themselves heard through podcasts is The Guardian; the first, from the Uk - "What a net-zero world will look like – and how to get there"; the second, from Australia: "Australia v the climate part 1: Kyoto".

Other Quick Climate Links are:

"Jane Fonda on the climate fight: ‘The cure for despair is action’";

"‘Don’t talk about Fight Club‘: Government refuses to release net-zero details";

"Environmental Justice Australia are lawyers for nature and community";

"China to cut fossil fuel use to below 20% by 2060";

"Young Australians lodge human rights complaints with UN over alleged government inaction on climate";

"Reaping the wind turbines: the little town in the Great Dividing Range split by green energy plan";

"NSW treasurer Matt Kean says federal Nationals ‘can resign from the ministry if they don’t back net-zero";

"UN-backed report reveals rising climate change risk across Africa";

"Nationals win extra cabinet position for Keith Pitt as they sign up to net-zero deal";

"An ecosystem restoration approach to solving farmers-herders conflict";

"Calgary councillor Sean Chu suggests cold winter is evidence against climate change";

"Miracle of Reduction" by George Monbiot;

"Powerful storm hits California amid warnings of ‘potentially historic rain";

"Modeller used to attack Labor policies hired to “verify” Taylor’s net-zero modelling";

"‘We have left it too late’: COP26 unlikely to limit warming to 1.5C, scientists warn";

"The Centre of Excellence for Climate Extremes (CLEX)" is an international research consortium of five Australian universities;

"Boris Johnson says chances of Cop26 success are ‘touch and go’";

"PM net-zero plan to include rural reviews";

"NSW govt concern fast-tracking gas project would erode independent process: leaked emails";

"Paul Bongiorno: Morrison’s big win over the Nationals looking more like a pyrrhic victory";

"Greenhouse gas concentrations hit record high last year, UN reports ahead of Glasgow COP26 climate summit";

"Energy spending, electric cars and cleaner fuel in Coalition’s emissions plan";

"Australia’s stumbling, last-minute dash for climate respectability doesn’t negate a decade of abject failure";

"The Morrison government is set to finally announce a 2050 net-zero commitment. Here’s a ‘to do’ list for each sector";

"Billionaires taking action on climate change are part of a long tradition";

"Coalition drops in Newspoll; Australia “not doing enough” response on climate change falls";

"‘Addicted to secrecy’: Net-zero plan still a mystery, days out from Glasgow";

"Farmers fear that Australian climate inaction could jeopardise future export potential";

"Farming the future: Trading on animal welfare and emissions, not tariffs":

"Climate-smart food systems should be centre stage at COP26";

"Clean rail travel is vital to the UK’s future: now we need a government that can deliver it";

"The Chinese Companies Polluting the World More Than Entire Nations";

"Big banks haven't quit fossil-fuel financing with $4 trillion since Paris";

"Colorado research farm studies benefits of pairing agriculture with solar panels";

"Greenhouse gas concentrations hit record high last year, as UN warns 'we are way off track";

"How to know if a country is serious about net-zero: look at its plans for extracting fossil fuels";

"Climate Conscious Is Bringing the World Together";

"COP26 forum: a just transition for all";

"Climate 101" from Inside Climate News.

Enjoy "Music for a Warming World".

Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/climateconversations

People everywhere are speaking out and one of those making themselves heard through podcasts is The Guardian; the first, from the Uk - "What a net-zero world will look like – and how to get there"; the second, from Australia: "Australia v the climate part 1: Kyoto".

Other Quick Climate Links are:

"Jane Fonda on the climate fight: ‘The cure for despair is action’";

"‘Don’t talk about Fight Club‘: Government refuses to release net-zero details";

"Environmental Justice Australia are lawyers for nature and community";

"China to cut fossil fuel use to below 20% by 2060";

"Young Australians lodge human rights complaints with UN over alleged government inaction on climate";

"Reaping the wind turbines: the little town in the Great Dividing Range split by green energy plan";

"NSW treasurer Matt Kean says federal Nationals ‘can resign from the ministry if they don’t back net-zero";

"UN-backed report reveals rising climate change risk across Africa";

"Nationals win extra cabinet position for Keith Pitt as they sign up to net-zero deal";

"An ecosystem restoration approach to solving farmers-herders conflict";

"Calgary councillor Sean Chu suggests cold winter is evidence against climate change";

"Miracle of Reduction" by George Monbiot;

"Powerful storm hits California amid warnings of ‘potentially historic rain";

"Modeller used to attack Labor policies hired to “verify” Taylor’s net-zero modelling";

"‘We have left it too late’: COP26 unlikely to limit warming to 1.5C, scientists warn";

"The Centre of Excellence for Climate Extremes (CLEX)" is an international research consortium of five Australian universities;

"Boris Johnson says chances of Cop26 success are ‘touch and go’";

"PM net-zero plan to include rural reviews";

"NSW govt concern fast-tracking gas project would erode independent process: leaked emails";

"Paul Bongiorno: Morrison’s big win over the Nationals looking more like a pyrrhic victory";

"Greenhouse gas concentrations hit record high last year, UN reports ahead of Glasgow COP26 climate summit";

"Energy spending, electric cars and cleaner fuel in Coalition’s emissions plan";

"Australia’s stumbling, last-minute dash for climate respectability doesn’t negate a decade of abject failure";

"The Morrison government is set to finally announce a 2050 net-zero commitment. Here’s a ‘to do’ list for each sector";

"Billionaires taking action on climate change are part of a long tradition";

"Coalition drops in Newspoll; Australia “not doing enough” response on climate change falls";

"‘Addicted to secrecy’: Net-zero plan still a mystery, days out from Glasgow";

"Farmers fear that Australian climate inaction could jeopardise future export potential";

"Farming the future: Trading on animal welfare and emissions, not tariffs":

"Climate-smart food systems should be centre stage at COP26";

"Clean rail travel is vital to the UK’s future: now we need a government that can deliver it";

"The Chinese Companies Polluting the World More Than Entire Nations";

"Big banks haven't quit fossil-fuel financing with $4 trillion since Paris";

"Colorado research farm studies benefits of pairing agriculture with solar panels";

"Greenhouse gas concentrations hit record high last year, as UN warns 'we are way off track";

"How to know if a country is serious about net-zero: look at its plans for extracting fossil fuels";

"Climate Conscious Is Bringing the World Together";

"COP26 forum: a just transition for all";

"Climate 101" from Inside Climate News.

Enjoy "Music for a Warming World".

Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/climateconversations

Lorenzo Kom'boa Ervin (pictured) first wrote "Anarchism and the Black Revolution" when gaoled in the 1970s, long before climate change was a "thing".

Anarchism and climate change has been on our radar here for some time and recently Joe Toscano was interviewed for an episode.

Australia's National Party, the junior member of the governing Liberal-National Party coalition, has given its blessing to a net-zero 2050 target and Greens leader, Adam Bandt, has been seriously critical of that decision, making his views about that quite clear on Radio National earlier today.

More Quick Climate Links:

"Nationals agree to 2050 net-zero carbon emissions target conditionally";

"Net-zero pledge a defining moment, but the real test is action";

"The Nationals announced a last-minute deal — but the real decisions on climate and emissions had already been made";

"Nationals provide in-principle support for a net-zero 2050 target, nuclear not part of plan";

"VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on the Nationals’ climate conundrum and the integrity deficit in federal politics";

"Nationals win extra cabinet position as they sign up to net-zero deal";

"The Nationals finally agree to a 2050 net-zero target, but the real decisions on Australia’s emissions are happening elsewhere";

"Glasgow’s COP26 is crunch time to save the world from disaster";

"Queensland's coal belt unsure of repercussions as world discusses fossil fuel phase-out in Glasgow climate talks";

"Cambodia’s biggest lake is running dry, taking forests and fish with it";

"A 7m wall has gone up on a Sydney beach: are we destroying public space to save private property?";

"COP26 Is Starting End of This Month. What Can We Do Personally Now?";

"How the climate crisis is transforming the meaning of ‘sustainability’ in business";

"Join Us for Netting Zero, a Virtual Event Series on Climate Change";

"Nationals accept net-zero target by 2050";

"In one word, Fran Kelly, how would you describe ... Barnaby Joyce?";

"The Grattan car plan: practical policies for cleaner transport and better cities";

"Cop26: ‘World conflict and chaos’ could be the result of a summit failure";

"The US and China must find a way to cooperate at COP26 and beyond. Otherwise, global climate action is impossible";

"Alan Kohler: The whaling industry shows us the future for coal";

"Nationals back net zero, but offer no details on what they got in exchange";

"Climate change: Saudi Arabia and OPEC resisting action on fossil fuels";

"Tesla records $1.61 billion net income in Q3";

"Nationals give conditional support for net-zero emissions by 2050 target";

"Secrecy shrouds the net-zero deal Barnaby Joyce's Nationals have struck with Scott Morrison";

"Have stock exchanges become more environmentally friendly?";

"Idemitsu's Muswellbrook Coal mine site to be transformed into renewable energy and industrial precinct";

"Climate Talks in Times of Crisis: Your Roadmap to COP26";

"Traditional owner holds fears for heritage site at Adani coal mine";

"Transition to electric vehicles ‘won’t happen overnight but it needs to start now".

Enjoy "Music for a Warming World".

 

Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/climateconversations

Lorenzo Kom'boa Ervin (pictured) first wrote "Anarchism and the Black Revolution" when gaoled in the 1970s, long before climate change was a "thing".

Anarchism and climate change has been on our radar here for some time and recently Joe Toscano was interviewed for an episode.

Australia's National Party, the junior member of the governing Liberal-National Party coalition, has given its blessing to a net-zero 2050 target and Greens leader, Adam Bandt, has been seriously critical of that decision, making his views about that quite clear on Radio National earlier today.

More Quick Climate Links:

"Nationals agree to 2050 net-zero carbon emissions target conditionally";

"Net-zero pledge a defining moment, but the real test is action";

"The Nationals announced a last-minute deal — but the real decisions on climate and emissions had already been made";

"Nationals provide in-principle support for a net-zero 2050 target, nuclear not part of plan";

"VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on the Nationals’ climate conundrum and the integrity deficit in federal politics";

"Nationals win extra cabinet position as they sign up to net-zero deal";

"The Nationals finally agree to a 2050 net-zero target, but the real decisions on Australia’s emissions are happening elsewhere";

"Glasgow’s COP26 is crunch time to save the world from disaster";

"Queensland's coal belt unsure of repercussions as world discusses fossil fuel phase-out in Glasgow climate talks";

"Cambodia’s biggest lake is running dry, taking forests and fish with it";

"A 7m wall has gone up on a Sydney beach: are we destroying public space to save private property?";

"COP26 Is Starting End of This Month. What Can We Do Personally Now?";

"How the climate crisis is transforming the meaning of ‘sustainability’ in business";

"Join Us for Netting Zero, a Virtual Event Series on Climate Change";

"Nationals accept net-zero target by 2050";

"In one word, Fran Kelly, how would you describe ... Barnaby Joyce?";

"The Grattan car plan: practical policies for cleaner transport and better cities";

"Cop26: ‘World conflict and chaos’ could be the result of a summit failure";

"The US and China must find a way to cooperate at COP26 and beyond. Otherwise, global climate action is impossible";

"Alan Kohler: The whaling industry shows us the future for coal";

"Nationals back net zero, but offer no details on what they got in exchange";

"Climate change: Saudi Arabia and OPEC resisting action on fossil fuels";

"Tesla records $1.61 billion net income in Q3";

"Nationals give conditional support for net-zero emissions by 2050 target";

"Secrecy shrouds the net-zero deal Barnaby Joyce's Nationals have struck with Scott Morrison";

"Have stock exchanges become more environmentally friendly?";

"Idemitsu's Muswellbrook Coal mine site to be transformed into renewable energy and industrial precinct";

"Climate Talks in Times of Crisis: Your Roadmap to COP26";

"Traditional owner holds fears for heritage site at Adani coal mine";

"Transition to electric vehicles ‘won’t happen overnight but it needs to start now".

Enjoy "Music for a Warming World".

 

Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/climateconversations

Fran Kelly (pictured) has long been my company for early morning walks, but now after 17 years guiding as Radio National's "Breakfast" host, she is stepping back from the role  - read about her decision: "‘It’s time’: Fran Kelly to leave ABC RN Breakfast after 17 years at the helm".

And here we hear Nick Nutall, the "We Don't Have Time" comms director ,talk about COP-26 and why we have has so many of these international events.

Other Quick Climate Links:

"The Most Important Climate Summit in History Is a Local News Story Too";

"Twelve Apostles drilling plan turns spotlight on Victoria’s gas strategy";

"Clean energy delayed by ‘stubborn incumbency’ of fossil fuel";

"‘A green adventure’: Is carbon-free flying possible?";

"Getting burnt: The Nationals worry about voters with long memories";

"Cop26 climate deal will be harder than Paris accord, admits Sharma";

"Cop26 menu focuses on plant-based dishes with 80% Scottish food";

"Former PMs apologise to Pacific leaders for Australia’s apathy on climate crisis";

"Malcolm Turnbull on Murdoch, lies and the climate crisis: ‘The same forces that enabled Trump are at work in Australia’";

"How Much Did Ancient Land-Clearing Fires in New Zealand Affect the Climate?";

"Raging Flood Waters Driven by Climate Change Threaten the Trans-Alaska Pipeline";

"‘Case closed’: 99.9% of scientists agree climate emergency caused by humans";

"National Party is extorting the government for money and favours on climate change";

"Mirage man Morrison continues to defeat the common good";

"COP 26 Comment from Metung by Tom Moore";

"Retrofitting Buildings Is the Unsexy Climate Fix the World Needs";

"The Informer: Electric dreams with an ocean view";

"Prince Charles warns of ‘dangerously narrow window’ to act on climate change";

"PM's net-zero will underwhelm summit: ACF";

"Alan Kohler: The alarming consequences of Canberra’s climate capers";

"Madonna King: Public faith in our political system is at an all-time low, and it’s no surprise";

"Rod Oram: A country getting serious on climate change":

"NDCs, climate finance and 1.5°C: your Cop26 jargon buster".

Enjoy "Music for a Warming World".

Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/climateconversations

Fran Kelly (pictured) has long been my company for early morning walks, but now after 17 years guiding as Radio National's "Breakfast" host, she is stepping back from the role  - read about her decision: "‘It’s time’: Fran Kelly to leave ABC RN Breakfast after 17 years at the helm".

And here we hear Nick Nutall, the "We Don't Have Time" comms director ,talk about COP-26 and why we have has so many of these international events.

Other Quick Climate Links:

"The Most Important Climate Summit in History Is a Local News Story Too";

"Twelve Apostles drilling plan turns spotlight on Victoria’s gas strategy";

"Clean energy delayed by ‘stubborn incumbency’ of fossil fuel";

"‘A green adventure’: Is carbon-free flying possible?";

"Getting burnt: The Nationals worry about voters with long memories";

"Cop26 climate deal will be harder than Paris accord, admits Sharma";

"Cop26 menu focuses on plant-based dishes with 80% Scottish food";

"Former PMs apologise to Pacific leaders for Australia’s apathy on climate crisis";

"Malcolm Turnbull on Murdoch, lies and the climate crisis: ‘The same forces that enabled Trump are at work in Australia’";

"How Much Did Ancient Land-Clearing Fires in New Zealand Affect the Climate?";

"Raging Flood Waters Driven by Climate Change Threaten the Trans-Alaska Pipeline";

"‘Case closed’: 99.9% of scientists agree climate emergency caused by humans";

"National Party is extorting the government for money and favours on climate change";

"Mirage man Morrison continues to defeat the common good";

"COP 26 Comment from Metung by Tom Moore";

"Retrofitting Buildings Is the Unsexy Climate Fix the World Needs";

"The Informer: Electric dreams with an ocean view";

"Prince Charles warns of ‘dangerously narrow window’ to act on climate change";

"PM's net-zero will underwhelm summit: ACF";

"Alan Kohler: The alarming consequences of Canberra’s climate capers";

"Madonna King: Public faith in our political system is at an all-time low, and it’s no surprise";

"Rod Oram: A country getting serious on climate change":

"NDCs, climate finance and 1.5°C: your Cop26 jargon buster".

Enjoy "Music for a Warming World".

Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/climateconversations