Climate News: Melbourne Age digs deep to find a glimmer of hope; art climate protests persist; electric buses; where do we stand on COP 26; will private investors save nature?

The Melbourne Editorializes about digging deep to find good news in U.N. climate change report: "Rays of hope amid dire climate warnings". Art climate protests discussed by The New York Times: "Climate Protester Glues His Head to ‘Girl With a Pearl Earring’ Painting". Canary Media tells readers: "Electric buses are ready for takeoff at US airports". From The Hindustan Times, we hear: "India’s energy demand could rise over 3% annually until 2030: IEA". "Where Do We Stand on COP26 Climate Promises? A Progress Report" - from the World Resources Institute. The Conversation tells readers: "The government hopes private investors will help save nature. Here’s how its scheme could fail". Professor Samantha Hepburn writes on The Conversation: "Will your energy bills ever come down? Only if Labor gets serious with the gas majors". Writing in The Conversation, Jamie Pittock, says: "Money for dams dries up as good water management finally makes it into a federal budget". And finally, from The Conversation: "Out of bounds: how much does greenwashing cost fossil-fuel sponsors of Australian sport?"