Climate News: 'Solving the Climate Crisis' by John J. Berger; Climate change too tough for our politics; Gippsland ablaze - a preview of what's ahead; A world without fossil fuels

John J. Berger has written a new book, "Solving the Climate Crisis" and he will soon feature in a new "Climate Conversations" episode. An Emeritus Professor of Politics from La Trobe University, Judith Brett, has argued: "Too hard basket: why climate change is defeating our political system"; "Our mood usually lifts in spring. But after heatwaves and bushfires, this year may be different"; "What the world would look like without fossil fuels"; "‘No good reason for ongoing nuclear ban’: Holmes à Court"; "Floodwaters clear as New York emerges from historic rainfall"; "NZ cancels final 21.5m Kyoto-era carbon credits"; "Our mood usually lifts in spring. But after early heatwaves and bushfires, this year may be different"; "Here’s how to fix Australia’s approach to soil carbon credits so they really count towards our climate goals"; "‘Monster Fracks’ Are Getting Far Bigger. And Far Thirstier."; "Three fires burn out of control in Gippsland, residents and campers flee"; "Mission Possible - achieving a sustainable future"; "In pictures: The 'crazy' floods that caused chaos in New York"; "National Grid starts using electric cars to help balance grid".