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Secretive lawsuits by fossil fuel companies could hold back climate action – The Conversation Weekly podcast transcript

This is a transcript of The Conversation Weekly podcast episode: Secretive lawsuits by fossil fuel companies could hold back climate action, published on October 6, 2022.

The Conversation

Sunak insists ‘fairness’ at the budget’s heart despite tax hikes ‘for all’

The PM sought to blame global challenges rather than Liz Truss for exacerbating the financial turmoil.

The Independent UK

The 1.5°C global temperature limit is in jeopardy at COP27

Some countries want to remove the 1.5°C limit on temperature increase as fossil fuel lobbyists water down talks at the UN Climate Conference

Fortune

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Adejoké Bakare’s secret ingredient: plantain

Mashed, boiled, baked, fried or as an ice-cream: nothing is more versatile, says the Chishuru chef

The Guardian - UK

Florence Knight’s Christmas menu: chestnut fazzoletti, duck with lentils and dates, quince and almond tart

The Session Arts Club chef’s recipes ring the changes on the traditional Christmas lunch

The Guardian - UK

Relief in sight for motorists as petrol prices hit $2 a litre

Petrol prices have continued to rise over the past week and are now hovering around $2 a litre ahead of an expected dip before Christmas.

The New Daily

Peruvian Amazon Indigenous leaders to lobby banks to cut ties with state oil firm

Leaders from Achuar and Wampis peoples say Petroperú is responsible for spills in their territory

The Guardian - UK

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Five energy saving recipes that you can cook without the oven

These delicious dishes will help to keep your gas and electricity costs down

The Independent UK

Increasing demand for oil and fuel threatens African nations’ economies, analysis finds

Carbon Tracker thinktank says investors in fossil fuels on the continent would be left with stranded assets

The Guardian - UK

Saudi Arabia says US ties are solid as it defends oil policy

Saudi Arabia defended its decision to lower oil production and said its relationship with the US was strong enough to survive the fallout.

Tribune News Service

How much more revenue would the Australian government have if it taxed gas companies properly?

At a time when people are struggling to pay the bills, a windfall profits tax could have doubled jobseeker or funded aged care

The Guardian - AU

ASX reverses early gains, Elders plunges on outlook, miners soar as China eases curbs

Australian shares reverse early gains, as China eases some of its strict COVID-19 rules, spurring hopes of a recovery in demand.

ABC News

Al Gore helped launch a global emissions tracker that keeps big polluters honest

The online tool tracks power plants, oil refineries, large ships and other sources of greenhouse gases. Gore plans to expand the tracker to observe every major source of emissions.

WEKU

Startups Look for Ways to Bring Down the Cost of Green Hydrogen

Companies are pouring a lot of money into the idea that hydrogen can help decarbonize the fossil-fuel-based economy.

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Manchester Evening News

Motorists face delays on M60 after crash causes large oil spill

Traffic was held while emergency services cleared debris from the road

Liverpool Echo

Four foods expert says we should all eat to help us live longer

There are certain foods that can help our brain

Newsroom.co.nz

Hydrogen rush could shift world energy order

Analysts predict hydrogen could meet up to 24 percent of the world's energy needs, Thomas Sattich and Charis Palmer report.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Fire Reported at Motor Engine Oil Factory in Central Iran

A motor engine oil factory caught fire at Isfahan’s Mobarakeh industrial town in central Iran, the semi-official Tasnim news agency reported on Sunday, raising concerns that the fire could expand in the large industrial complex. “Currently, the fire is high and wide, and we hope that it will be contained…

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The National (Scotland)

Conservatives receive over £1.7m from shadowy think tanks and climate sceptic firms

THE Conservative Party and its MPs have registered more than £1.7m in donations from climate sceptics and fossil fuel interests since the 2019…

Reuters

Fire reported at central Iran industrial town -Tasnim

A motor engine oil factory caught fire at Isfahan's Mobarakeh industrial town in central Iran, the semi-official Tasnim news agency reported on Sunday, raising concerns that the fire could expand in the large industrial complex.

The Guardian - UK

The country’s going to the dogs, but at least the police have cleared the M25

The Met says Just Stop Oil are a tiny minority causing ‘disproportionate’ disruption. Isn’t environmental Armageddon enough justification?

Asharq Al-Awsat

Yemeni Demands to Deter Houthis, Set Time Frame for Renewing Armistice

The international community is confident that there are no military solutions to the Yemeni conflict, and there is no alternative to supporting the global efforts to renew the faltering truce, despite Houthi threats and the various attacks on local energy sources and oil export ports. The Iranian-backed militias are betting…

The Independent UK

Saudi Arabia has 'green vision' at COP27, critics unmoved

Saudi Arabia’s vision of an environmentally friendly future is on display just a short drive from the venue of the U.N. climate summit being held in Egypt

Tribune News Service

8 things to watch for as global leaders meet in Bali

Summits of Group of 20 nations invariably happen with at least one crisis burning, which shapes the discussions both in the meeting room and the one-on-one huddles in the hallways.

Reuters

Climate protesters in Portugal storm building, urge minister to step down

Hundreds of protesters angry about the climate crisis took to the streets of Lisbon on Saturday, with dozens storming a building where Portugal's Economy Minister Antonio Costa e Silva was speaking demanding that the former oil executive resign.

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