Quick Climate Links: ANZAC Day and the climate crisis; Greta Thunberg; Hot Takes podcast is back; Australia's youth go missing in election campaign

ANZAC DAY is about emotion and the climate crisis is about facts, and the former clearly has more clout than the latter. You can learn about the association of anxiety with the climate crisis and how it's impacting our health in the story: "Helping Kids with Climate Anxiety". The climate and our economic system is considered in "Making Money Easy" when Gillian Bowen asks "Climate action – do we have time?" And Hot Take is officially back! And in their very first episode as part of the Crooked Media network, Amy and Mary reflect on the roots of Earth Day, which was born out of the Civil Rights movement and used as a vehicle for holding Big Oil accountable.  Other Quick Climate Links for today are: "For the doomers, this election isn’t changing the climate"; "Prime Minister Scott Morrison promises $300 million for Northern Territory energy industry, $14 million to fight crime"; "It’s Not Just High Oil Prices. It’s a Full-Blown Energy Crisis."; "Nebraska Wildfires Leave One Dead and Three Firefighters Injured"; "The Case for Good News in Climate Coverage"; "Climate Heroes Ain't Saints"; "‘We need urgent action on climate change’: GetUp sets sights on Goldstein"; "Now we know the flaws of carbon offsets, it’s time to get real about climate change"; "Insider blows whistle on Australia's greenhouse gas reduction schemes"; "These 3 energy storage technologies can help solve the challenge of moving to 100% renewable electricity"; "One dead and thousands forced to flee as wildfires sweep across US"; "Labor will require coal miners to pay to reduce their carbon emissions"; "Selling old clothes is a $175 billion industry. Now brands that make the garments want a cut"; "Why won't it stop raining?"; "Climate Activist Dies After Setting Himself on Fire at Supreme Court". Enjoy "Music for a Warming World". Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/climateconversations