It is one thing having climate as one of the big issues in an election, but you cannot use it as your mainstay – that’s the takeaway from the Australian elections, which left the Labour party and Green, out in the wilderness, after they emphasized, perhaps over-emphasized climate action as part of their campaign to unseat the existing Liberal National coalition. The final numbers are not even in yet as we write this piece, but 77 seats have gone to the Coalition, and only 76 are needed for a majority. Every poll that was taken up to the election, and even exit polls, had Labour ahead with 52% of the vote or better. Labour did very well. But it is…