Climate News: Michael Grose from the CSIRO discusses 'climate whiplash'; Troubles in Enid Street; Breathtaking truck air pollution

Michael Grose (pictured) from the CSIRO talks about "climate whiplash" on ABC TV. "Greens warn the government that a fight is looming over energy policy"; "Climate change could make parts of Lebanon ‘too hot’ for producing olive oil"; "‘Everything’s gone’: eerie silence on Enid Street provides a glimpse into Australia’s climate future"; "Natural disasters can have a mental health toll. Psychologists say you shouldn't have to wait for help"; "The breathtaking state of truck air pollution in Melbourne’s western suburbs"; "Need for projects to plug looming gas supply shortage to test Australia’s climate goals"; "Why the north and east have had such a dreadful summer"; "India's sinking hill town, a casualty of the warming Himalayas"; "Why Queensland is still ground zero for Australian deforestation"; "Alan Kohler: Australia’s new emissions trading scheme is a carbon tax. That’s fine".