Bruce Willis (pictured) is well known to moviegoers and will retire from acting because of aphasia  - the troubles he experiences are well known to the host of Climate Conversations, Robert McLean.

Learn more about aphasia from the National Aphasia Association's story - "Understanding Bruce Willis’s Aphasia Announcement".

Hear about the devastation caused by New South Wales floods at Cabbage Tree island in an RN Breakfast interview by Patricia Karvelas -  "NSW Floods devastate Cabbage Tree Island".

Listen/watch the YouTube clip "We WILL Fix Climate Change!".

Other Quick Climate Links for today are:

"Alarm that IPCC WGIII report on climate mitigation accepts overshoot of 1.5°C and relies on unproven technofixes that won’t curb runaway climate change";

"IPCC: New climate report shows accelerating impacts, yet rich countries tried to water down text";

"A Deadly Ring of Coal: VALE’s poisoned gift to Mozambique";

"Testimonies as groups build widows’ capacity on sustainable ‘ugu’ farming";

"Towards a Just Transition from Coal in Australia?";

"Action on environment report card stalls as government slow to release";

"Join the #ClimateActionNow day of action";

"How an ex-coalmining town is turning to ecotourism to rebuild its economy";

"Some young adults are worried about having kids";

"12 books on racial, gender, and environmental/climate justice";

"Russia Is Finished as a Major Energy Power";

"Top 10 clean energy stories from Canary’s first year";

"Carbon removal now ​‘unavoidable’ part of fighting climate change, UN says";

"Experts say blending hydrogen into gas pipelines won’t work";

"Woodside's controversial Scarborough LNG project gets final approval amid climate warnings";

"Greens launch $6.1 billion electric vehicle policy in new election pitch";

"Coastal erosion has south coast residents fearing they are one bad storm away from beaches disappearing";

"Flood evacuation orders issued across NSW as Sydney surpasses average annual rainfall";

"Climate Change and the Future of Our Cities";

"Bumper Wheat Crop Looms Again in Australia on Ample Rains";

"Climate change poses looming health crisis";

"The 1.5-Degree Goal Is All But Dead";

"The Left’s Climate Playbook Is Already Outdated";

"Crossbench warn Morrison, Albanese there will be ‘no deals’ in a hung parliament";

"Time’s up: why Australia has to quit stalling and wean itself off fossil fuels";

"On top of drastic emissions cuts, IPCC finds large-scale CO₂ removal from air will be “essential” to meeting targets";

"Scientists have just told us how to solve the climate crisis – will the world listen?";

"Why is the UK government backing nuclear power when onshore wind is so much better?";

"Scorched Eart: Climate and Conflict in the Middle East";

"West Africa faces its worst food crisis in ten years, with over 27 million people already suffering from hunger";

"Mutual aid in a global food crisis: Rural South African women work together";

"Cities drive climate change, and can provide a solution, UN says";

"Lawmakers fail to override key element of gov’s climate plan";

"Tasmanian government accused of attempting to 'retrospectively' change law to 'legalise' logging";

"Rain in NSW continues to fall, causing flooding after overnight deluges";

"Evacuation orders issued, homes isolated in Sydney as torrential rain causes flash flooding";

"NSW rain updates: Flood evacuation orders for Camden, Woronora, Chipping Norton, Bonnet Bay";

"The Break newsletters";

"Climate and weather";

"What would following Australia’s ‘leadership’ on the climate crisis actually look like?";

"Nepean River forecast to exceed 1988 levels as flash flooding in Sydney forces evacuations";

"Past, Present and Future Climate eBook for the Victorian Mallee";

"Meet the Youth Activist Group Targeting UK Refineries";

"PM to put nuclear power at heart of UK’s energy strategy";

"Enraged,