Quick Climate Links: Twiggy Forrest: Our 'hydrogen hero'
Working with Australia 2, The Council for the Human Future organized the webinar: “Taking up the Glasgow challenge”.
Today's Quick Climate Links:
"Carbon emissions ‘will drop just 40% by 2050 with countries’ current pledges’"
"‘Adapt or die’: resilience to climate change needed, says Environment Agency";
"Under-pressure New Zealand sets out carbon-zero plan";
"Climate pork barrel won't work: economist";
"Tasmania to legislate for net-zero emissions by 2030";
"“Unstoppable transition:” Australia can hit 91% renewables by 2030"
"Nationals warn past promises ‘haven’t been realised’ ahead of net-zero debate";
"Farmers demand Nationals deliver climate policy payback";
"Group uses visuals to highlight climate challenges in Niger Delta communities";
"‘Overwhelming’ backing for strong climate action, UK study shows";
"Hyundai partakes in new hydrogen fuel cell developments";
"Renewable engineering offers best industry career prospects";
""Belonging Before Belief" - Prisms of the People with Hahrie Han";
"Rich Countries Must Bear the Cost if We Can Ever Hope to Achieve a Net-Zero World";
"Discount on buying electric cars could be cut with Cop26 on horizon";
"China Puts Energy Security First While Doubling Down on Renewables";
"Ben Santer on ‘separating’ and his ‘small part’ in understanding of climate science";
"NSW urges federal government to follow suit, adopt 50 per cent emissions reduction target by 2030";
"NSW unveils $80 billion green hydrogen strategy, with incentives to plug into grid";
"Tasmanian Government aims for net-zero emissions by 2030";
"Australia will need surge in renewables, electric vehicles to meet UN emissions goal";
"The Climate Refugees of Now.":
"States put Australia on track to beat 2030 emissions pledge but Morrison may not make it official";
"The global elites are headed to Scotland. Call it climate FOMO";
"Australia well placed to transition from coal exports to green minerals: IMF";
"Energy Inequality Makes a Hotter World Deadlier for Poor Nations";
"Asia’s energy pivot is a warning to Australia: clinging to coal is bad for the economy";
"Alan Kohler: Murdoch and the BCA are providing cover for Morrison. Good";
"Govt climate document sees no role for agriculture";
"Biden Administration Plans Wind Farms Along Nearly the Entire U.S. Coastline";
"Private Equity Funds, Sensing Profit in Tumult, Are Propping Up Oil";
"Are Countries Providing Enough to the $100 Billion Climate Finance Goal?";
"Fossil-Fuel Use Could Peak in Just a Few Years. Still, Major Challenges Loom.";
"See how climate change could drown landmarks around the world";
"When Bad Weather and Bad Landlords Collide";
"Nobel Prize in Physics Awarded for Study of Humanity’s Role in Changing Climate";
"Critical fire weather and Red Flag Warnings predicted for much of California Monday and Tuesday";
"San Diego supervisors narrowly approve Otay Ranch development over wildfire, climate concerns";
"No matter the fire risk, California insurance companies can’t cancel your policy";
"PM urged to ignore Nats’ climate dissent";
"The Great Pause Week 82: Cars that Solve for Climate";
"Should We Frame Climate as a Moral Issue?";
"State and territory climate action: Leading policies and programs in Australia";
"Australia will need surge in renewables, electric vehicles to meet UN emissions goal";
"Clean energy delayed by ‘stubborn incumbency’ of fossil fuels";
"Disruption to regional industries a risk to government’s net-zero deal";
"News Corp’s Herald Sun runs climate change ‘furphy’ ad on third day of net-zero campaign";
"Mining Magnate Andrew Forrest's green hydrogen gamble";
"Green exports could create almost 400,000 jobs";
"Decarbonisation Futures: Solutions, actions and benchmarks for a net-zero emissions Australia".
Enjoy: "Music for a Warming World".
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