Quick Climate Links: Climate-friendly; 'inadequate'; UN climate summit; Podcast Brunch Club

First, we hear a short piece from an episode on the Podcast Brunch Club - it’s a free event, it’s virtual, it’s like a book club, but it’s about podcasts, in this case, geo-engineering, simply listen to them and talk about what you heard with other listeners.

Our first of two stories from The New York Times is also about
geo-engineering: “What’s the Least Bad Way to Cool the Planet?”;

“As Bikers Throng the Streets, ‘It’s Like Paris Is in Anarchy’”;

The Guardian has four stories that relate to the climate crisis:

“Coffee bean price spike just a taste of what’s to come with climate change”;

“39 Insulate Britain activists arrested after halting traffic on M1 and M4”;

“From Corrie to car ads, carbon literacy training pushes climate to the fore”;

“Poor countries must not be forced to take on debt to tackle climate crisis”;

“Australia’s ‘black summer’ bushfires pushed 11 bee species closer to extinction”;

From Friends of the Earth Melbourne: “Offshore gas levy will protect oceans and communities”;

The Melbourne Age tells readers: “Thirty-six new electric buses by 2025 as Melbourne company awarded $2.3b contract”;

Now it’s two stories from Medium:

“Who Is Responsible for Global Warming?”;