Good climate news this week
1 Renewables supply 14 straight days (and 43 of last 51) above demand in California for part of the day
2 US EPA limits pollution from coal plants
3 China CO2 emissions per unit of GDP to fall 3.9%
4 EU votes to leaves Energy Charter Treaty
5 Fossil…

'It estimated that all wheat produced would decline by 26.5% compared with 2023, while winter barley would drop by 33.1% and oilseed rape would reduce by 37.6%'
theguardian.com/environment/20…

Ah, it’s begun. The people who for years denied reality and criticised scientists and activists, costing us vital decades, have begun to understand the anger they will soon face for putting us all in unimaginable danger.

Denying the greatest threat that humanity has ever faced, to a massive global audience, for shits and giggles??!?!

🤯

I wonder whether any climate denialists actually believe their own nonsense - are they all just at it to be edgy and controversial?

Hiya. Long shot, I’m hoping some humans will see this post, sign & share my new petition to get private vested interests & dirty money out of politics for good -

petition.parliament.uk/petitions/6600…

eg fossil fuel barons, genocidal maniacs, dodgy PPE contractors, Russian oligarchs,…

Aren't elected representatives supposed to engage with their constituents, rather than insult and ridicule them?

The Trumpification of UK politics is bad news for all of us

Conservation actions - like setting aside space for nature - are hugely effective at conserving biodiversity

Without biodiversity we don't exist, so conservation action is cheap at any price

Yet global spending on protected areas is one third of what we spend on ice cream

Conservation works

We know how to prevent the loss of life on Earth

Now let's prioritise it, and expand our efforts to match the scale of the threat

The National Trust
The RSPB
WWF
The Wildlife Trusts
Woodland Trust
Plantlife
WWT
Freinds of the Earth
and Extinction Rebellion

All marching together in defence of Life on Earth and in protest at this government's relentless attack on nature

I can't wait!

The Director of @theLancet in 2022 forbid employees at science publisher #Elsevier from sharing a report containing scientist insights about Elsevier’s support of #fossilFuel expansion. Dr Stuart StopFossilSubsidies Capstick made this contribution. 1/4🧵

If one person in a 'discussion' is presenting evidence, and the other has only memes, you know who to listen to, right?

The billionaire press cannot be relied upon to tell the truth about climate collapse or the people resisting a government acting like everything is fine.

Can you share the trailer and crowdfunder for 'Everything Is Fine' with your networks? ⬇️ everythingisfine.org.uk

📣 The Green Finance Institute has today published the first-of-its-kind analysis quantifying the impact that nature degradation could have on the UK’s economy and financial system. (1/8)

“A paper out last week calculates that the bottom four-fifths of humanity finance the richest fifth to the tune of $660bn a year.” theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Last week: Climate change to knock 19% off global GDP by 2050

Today: Nature destruction to potentially knock 12% off UK GDP by 2030

Turns out you can only destroy the world to grow the economy for so long - what if we tried something else?

🚨HAPPENING NOW: Climate Activists have shut down the entrance to Citi Citibank in Manhattan demanding they stop their funding of fossil fuels. Since the Paris Agreement was adopted, Citi has poured over $332 billion into the fossil fuel industry. #CitiDropFossilFuels

Alongside Friends of the Earth The Wildlife Trusts WWF UK RSPB England WWT National Trust Greenpeace UK Wildlife and Countryside Link @ClimateCoalition Extinction Rebellion UK 🌍 Chris Packham

Will you join us and pledge to march for Nature?

tinyurl.com/ycxdk6ku

Nature based.. there's no other option
nature.com/articles/s4324…