Is Trump on Ozempic? If so, it's done wonders for his ankles. Fair play.

Real reporting: Is this London's busiest Lime bike parking space? www.londoncentric.media/p/london-und... And, if this one space contains 415 bikes, HOW MANY BIKES IS LIME HIDING FROM US?

is there life on Mars? maybe. is it puppies? definitely not. Earth forever

cannot stress how crazy it is to say no to a solar farm because of a coal-mining related disaster

now do one for EVs!

"My school saves thousands of pounds every year from those solar panels." The TUC directly takes on Reform, a party funded by the fossil fuel Industry. Posted on IG by tradesunioncongress

⚠️You received the emergency alert on Sunday, but do you know how to prepare for a crisis? As I discovered, waiting until the alarm sounds is too late www.bloomberg.com/opinion/arti...

The finest response I've seen so far.

Welcome to the Global Climate Crisis Mosquito borne diseases surge in Europe as temperatures warms creating optimal conditions for the insects www.science.org/content/arti...

You guys see where this is going? Right?

Tidal power would be great -- reliable renewable energy, with the benefit of providing flood defences, too www.bloomberg.com/opinion/arti...

A humble book doesn’t stand a chance against the modern internet’s sophisticated algorithms -- that's now showing up in reading performance and enjoyment around the world 🎁 via @opinion.bloomberg.com www.bloomberg.com/opinion/arti...

My considered analysis on this is that, on the one hand, the WRU can get fucked, while on the other hand, the WRU can stick it up their arse. You could make a compelling case for either. www.bbc.com/sport/rugby-...

This piece published last week, as I was at Green Man, swimming in the River Usk and dancing under ancient trees. If companies get legal personhood, then it shouldn't be a stretch to give rights to nature too 🎁 link via @opinion.bloomberg.com www.bloomberg.com/opinion/arti...

me working to solve the rising sea levels

Even new buildings in the UK are foolishly not designed to deal with heat. As @lararhiannon.bsky.social has explained, UK laws and regulations just have a massive blind spot when it comes to heat. People will die as a result www.theguardian.com/australia-ne... www.bloomberg.com/opinion/arti...

We have plastic in our brains. And our livers, kidneys, heart, bloodstream and more. In just 8 years, scientists have observed an increase in the amount of bodily plastic. The outcomes of becoming part-plastic are not good. 🎁 via @opinion.bloomberg.com www.bloomberg.com/opinion/arti...

NEW – Explainer: What is ‘climate anxiety’? ✍️ @daisydunne.carbonbrief.org with comment from @clarakuehner.bsky.social and Prof Kim-Pong Tam ➡️ Read here: buff.ly/yNIZpuu

Right now, as I type this, there's plastic in my brain. And my liver. And my kidneys. And in yours too. Makes my insides feel itchy 😬 www.bloomberg.com/opinion/arti...

98% That's the decrease in the annual number of single-use plastic bags in the UK since a 5p charge started 10 years ago (it's now 10p) Not all environmental problems are that easy to tackle, but change is possible Resharing the Mail's 2015 splash, which has aged well www.gov.uk/government/p...

OK, this is actually pretty good www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRzE...

You might want to sit down for this, but the Windmill Hater in Chief has said a lot of wrong things about windmills www.theguardian.com/environment/...

doing the lord's work aka lurking in r/DIYUK and upvoting all the pro-heat pump comments

"One doesn’t decide whether to embark on brain surgery by focusing on the price of the knife." Solar geoengineering might be TECHNICALLY cheap but it's extremely expensive once you factor in the social costs www.nature.com/articles/s44...

Cutting weather forecasters off from military satellite data to possibly enrich private companies will make hurricanes more dangerous … and our growing home-insurance crisis even worse 🎁 link to my @opinion.bloomberg.com column www.bloomberg.com/opinion/arti...

While British Airways' parent IAG and Alaska Air lead in cleaner jet fuel, climate gains are being wiped out by growth in air travel. Some industry insiders are now calling for a more candid conversation about aviation emissions. Gift link here: www.bloomberg.com/news/article...

so there's a theory that, in the netherlands (& probs elsewhere): 🌱there's PFAS in the soil 🪱earthworms absorb the PFAS 🐔garden hens munch worms 🥚eggs from those hens have really high levels of PFAS so Dutch people have been told not to eat the eggs from their own chickens and isn't that so sad?

hard agree www.bloomberg.com/opinion/arti...

Gov policy has quite rightly focused on making our homes warmer to reduce energy bills and carbon emissions. But with extreme heat becoming a greater issue, is it time to add cooling measures to the retrofit agenda? via @opinion.bloomberg.com

spotify made me a great playlist of nearly exclusively irish music but had the gall to describe it as "english"

Thus far, the world has been taking a piecemeal approach to PFAS -- a group of more than 10,000 toxic, persistent chemicals. The EU is working on a universal ban, but progress elsewhere has been pitiful. Free read via @opinion.bloomberg.com

About 1500 of the approx. 2300 people that will have lost their lives across 12 European cities last week would still live, if it wasn't for our burning of oil, coal and gas. If we care about the right to life, we need to stop burning fossil fuels. www.imperial.ac.uk/grantham/pub...

The reality: From brain rot to induced psychosis, the psychological cost of generative AI is growing and flying under the radar, @parmy.bsky.social writes www.bloomberg.com/opinion/arti...

the idea of an ai powered mental health platform actually makes me feel physically sick

Mike Bloomberg: The horrific flooding in Texas isn’t just about a natural disaster in one state. It’s also about political failures all over the country

Every day I creep closer to recommending a lifetime achievement carbon tax.

A mass lobbying exercise of UK MPs on climate change and nature is taking place on Wednesday at 9.30am www.theclimatecoalition.org/act-now-chan... Will it get as much coverage as the NFU's mass lobby over IHT on 19 November? I doubt it, unless WWF's Tanya Steele rides into Westminster on a bison...

taking a “sabbatical, jr.” (trip to the bathroom)

why is everything so fucking weird

so so tired

i'm so tired

I cannot stress enough: people should NOT use ChatGPT as a therapist. Its habit of fanning "the flames of psychosis" is way too serious an impact to ignore. From my colleague @parmy.bsky.social (free link!)

By every metric, wherever they've been trialled, shorter working weeks are better for business, workers and the economy at large.

Yep, people probably flocked to the beach but also: Lots of people died. Hospitalizations spiked. Forest fires broke out. Food prices rose 12% because crops failed. Reservoirs almost dried out. So I think the health alerts this time around are reasonable pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/ins...

gross article www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/07...

Let's see if this is clear…

Gift Link / Free to Read Opinion | @lararhiannon.bsky.social , Columnist The UK’s Record-Breaking Sunshine Isn’t All Good News One of Britain’s warmest — and sunniest — springs ever may be lifting spirits, but it comes with challenges. www.bloomberg.com/opinion/arti... via @opinion.bloomberg.com

Record-breaking spring sunshine in the UK was welcomed by many -- solar industry, retailers, the general public -- but there's a flipside which is only getting worse in the extreme summer heat: the lack of rain & threat of excess deaths via @opinion.bloomberg.com www.bloomberg.com/opinion/arti...

That is one ugly chart www.nytimes.com/2025/06/26/c...