Climate News: Climate talks boss defends fossil fuels; The high cost of cheap E-bikes; Extinction Rebellion says "We quit"; Climate change threatens songbird breeding

Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber (pictured), the head of its state-run oil company, to manage the COP 28 climate summit - "Leader of the next global climate talks defends fossil fuels"; "The High Cost of Cheap E-Bikes"; "As Climate Protests Get Bolder, British Police Strike Back With New Powers"; "Climate change threatens songbird breeding"; "Gomeroi people file Native Title appeal against Santos Narrabri Gas Project, pipeline one step closer"; "Extinction Rebellion says ‘we quit’ – why radical eco-activism has a short shelf life"; "As heatwaves and floods hit cities worldwide, these places are pioneering solutions"; "Older adults can be particularly vulnerable during weather disasters"; "Smart and humane versus hateful and toxic:  We need more Thunbergs and fewer Tates"; "Analysis: How well have climate models projected global warming?"; "Fossil Fibs: how the gas lobby gets away with cooking the planet, rooking its customers".