Simon Holmes à Court (pictured) took the message about Climate 200 to the National Press Club and although there was some hostility in the room, the founder of Climate 200 handled himself with aplomb - you can watch the presentation and make your own judgement.

A major two-day virtual conference considering transportation has just concluded and the recordings from that event can be found at the World Resources Institute website.

The Climate One podcast tells us about the "Enablers: Behind the Fossil Fuels Falsehoods".

Other Quick Climate Links for today are:

"Climate Essentials";

"Holmes à Court insists Climate 200 doesn’t have any agreements with the independents it’s backing";

"Climate 200's Simon Holmes à Court says 'no strings attached' to campaign funding to challenge Liberals";

"Tesla signs major lithium deal with Australian mining minnow";

"New Polestar 5 electric grand tourer to weigh less than a small car";

"Buttigieg punts on ‘rethinking’ Postal Service truck contract";

"Opening Remarks by World Bank Vice President for Infrastructure Riccardo Puliti during the 2022 Transforming Transportation Conference";

"Sweltering mother from Sydney’s west puts son, 3, to sleep in car for the aircon";

"Billionaire’s letter urges Australian politicians to act on $4200 saving to households";

"Big oil all talk, no action on climate change? Researchers say they've got the proof";

"NSW threatened species list grows by almost 20, environment report finds";

"From sleeping in the stairs to four showers a day, desperate public housing residents try to escape Melbourne's summer heat";

"Brazil mudslides from torrential rains kill at least 58";

"How ancient plants ‘learnt’ to use water when they moved on to land – new research;"

"As The World Heats Up, Could ‘Carbon Clubs’ Supercharge Climate Action?";

"Santos's Bayu-Undan carbon capture and storage plans may not stack up, report says";

"Western Sydney will swelter through 46 days per year over 35°C by 2090, unless emissions drop significantly";

"How to make your diet more sustainable, healthy or cheap – without giving up nutrients";

"Harnessing the fossil fuel industry to combat climate change? It’s more than a pipe dream";

"Fortescue iron ore profits drop amidst green energy questions";

"Climate projections paint a grim future for WA if emissions not cut".

Enjoy "Music for a Warming World".

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