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Every day I encounter people who talk with great authority and knowledge about the climate crisis and that made me think about a story I had read a couple of years ago that quick research illustrated that it came from The Washington Post - "What’s behind the confidence of the incompetent? This suddenly popular psychological phenomenon".

Other Quick Climate Links for today are:

"Disability Crosses Borders"

"‘Build Back Better’ Hit a Wall, but Climate Action Could Move Forward";

"Australia’s inland rail: a long-held dream, but for whom and at what cost?";

"Peruvians donating hair to assist oil clean-up";

"£262bn investor says it will target bosses who fail on climate or human rights";

"Oil explorers shrug off critics and hone drill bits";

"Australia’s best performing wind and solar farms in 2021, and the leading states";

"Danger that climate promises made at Cop26 ‘will wither on the vine’, Alok Sharma admits";

"America’s Favorite Pickup Truck Goes Electric";

"The Road Warriors";

"Energy Efficiency Ratings Aren’t Actually Predicting Energy Efficiency";

"How co-operative housing gave me the peace of mind I thought I’d never find";

"Navajo Nation Methane Pollution Rate Double National Average";

"Port in a storm: the trailblazing town welcoming climate refugees in Bangladesh";

"Risky moves: More Americans are relocating to climate-vulnerable areas";

"The CLIMATE & PEACE FORUM";

"Kerry warns about efforts to blunt climate change: 'We're in trouble'";

"‘It’s a slow catastrophe’: artists try to tackle the dangers of rising sea levels".

Enjoy "Music for a Warming World".

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