#Emissions

Matt Ridley

mattwridley

The @WHO failed to prepare the world for a pandemic, spending the years since the Sars and ebola alarms talking more about climate change, obesity and tobacco: http://rationaloptimist.com/blog/who-must-answer It gives

Adam Fleming

adamfleming

Crunching the European Parliament motion on the UK. Where it calls for ALIGNMENT: - Environment, labour & social, relevant tax, state aid policies- Market surveillance of products/product standards- COP26 position-

Delcianna J. Winders

DelciannaW

New study finds lack of attention to animal agriculture’s contribution to greenhouse gas emissions in media’s coverage of climate changehttps://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/17524032.2020.1805344 “This may have contributed to l

Amelia Howard

Amelia_RH

After reading this study, I don't think the authors have presented any compelling evidence for their hypothesis re: EVALI outbreak. And actually I see a lot of red flags.https://twitter.com/myharmreduction/status/1310694456740503555 Fir

Boyan Slat

BoyanSlat

Have been quite surprised by the number of people rejoicing the “positive” environmental effects of the COVID pandemic. Not only do I find it morally questionable to rejoice something that

Claire Holland

clairekholland

Despite a really difficult financial outlook & govt reneging on their pledge I'm proud @LambethLabour cabinet tonight agreed @lambeth_council's capital investment plan for next five years. It includes around £90m

Richard Betts

richardabetts

4C global warming by 2100 seems to be much more likely than a lot of people realiseIt doesn't even need one of the highest emissions scenarios. RCP6.0 (considered likely with

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grant_farquhar

Media still focusing on agriculture and the incorrect method of CO2 equivalents for methane.Hurry up and implement GWP* @CubaRaglanGuy ! Then farmers can have level playing field when it comes

Kate Mackenzie

kmac

"Estimates by The Economist suggest that publicly listed firms, excluding state-controlled ones, account for 14-32% of the world’s total emissions, depending on the measure you use."https://www.economist.com/leaders/2020/06/18/g

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ACcurrently

A thread: An #economic perspective on bread based on little more than theory, personal observation, a total lack of real data, a several cups of tipsy nonsense.https://twitter.com/Jesse_Hirsch/status/1247179304154345473 People are being

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jared_funk

Yes, you can do the little things like reduce meat consumption, take shorter showers, ride your bike to work; those are important and worthy. However, I think it is important

Paige Stanley

paigestanley_ag

VERY FEW people get the details around cattle + climate change correct. This blog from @GlobalEcoGuy is maybe the only public-facing article I have ever seen to both succinctly detail

Nikola Casule

NikolaCasule

Yesterday the CEO of @AGLAustralia resigned. The interim CEO of AGL - Australia's biggest single carbon polluter - is now Graeme Hunt. Here's what we know about him (THREAD 1/n)

Iwin ti Eko.

LGALOSTPA

Global warming is warming the oceans. This reduces the frequency of tropical cyclones yet increases their frequency. Hurricanes, typhoons and cyclones affect subtropical regions the most. South Asia, Japan, Caribbean,

RokoMijic

RokoMijic

The idea that veganism is good for your health is a lie that many smart people have been duped by. The animal suffering aspect is also problematic because animals in

Little Ninja UK

LittleNinjaUK

“People living in places with high proportions of black, mixed or ‘other’ ethnic groups are more likely to be exposed to above EU NO2 limit value concentrations than those in