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This diagram shows the incentive structure of a world built to engineer its own destruction

Heat pumps are the most efficient heating technology ever invented. They harvest and compress pre existing heat in the air, ground or water and transport it where it is needed. That energy is all around us. And it does not have to pass through the Strait of Hormuz.

Has your MP signed the Parliamentary Call for a government-led televised emergency briefing on the threats from climate change and nature loss? www.nebriefing.org/parliamentar... If not, please ask them to attend a screening of the People’s Emergency Briefing. www.nebriefing.org/the-film #PEBuk

Hoping some country would go against the “let’s make everything worse by lowering fuel taxes”-trend and instead *raise* taxes on aviation, and then use funds e.g. for faster decarbonisation of road transport. Double saving of fuel and socially fair too. #dkgreen #dkpol #dktrp

Wouldn’t have expected to be reposting the Pope, but hard to argue: huge inequality is at the heart of the climate crisis as well, where a few hoard gross excess and thereby rob the many of sufficiency. It’s a moral problem that seems to demand over-riding our most primitive instincts.

Just to crib Jan's great chart here a little bit - here are just a few of the headlines that came out when growth somewhat slowed in 2024 Many, many media outlets do not really know how to handle technological change like this

Important piece in the Guardian today about the outsized influence that the UK’s approach to fossil fuels, including approving new oil & gas fields, has on the rest of the world, especially on countries in the global South www.theguardian.com/environment/... (cont'd)

At noon yesterday and on Monday, more than a third of UK electricity was from #solar The future could be bright... HT @solarenergyuk.bsky.social www.neso.energy/data-portal/...

Could there be a better example of the need for climate education and a #frequentflyerlevy?! 🙄 My son is about to take his 40th flight - we are extreme day trippers www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

"Living in a [toxic] sacrifice zone means losing the right to die of old age.” The nauseating reality of global injustice: the poor pay for the excesses of the rich, including with their lives. www.theguardian.com/world/2026/a...

1/ Why is atmospheric CO₂ accelerating faster than fossil fuel emissions are growing? The answer is buried in the data, and it's more worrying than most people realise. A thread. 🧵👇

Important thread below on another suppressed expert report👇 When faced with difficult news, Government’s instinct seems to be to head-in-the-sand. But these aren’t distant threats that can be ignored. It’s time for a televised emergency briefing to the nation. www.nebriefing.org/the-film

🚨Screenings up & down UK from April🚨 The People’s Emergency Briefing. A new film building on last year’s National Emergency Briefing. A friendlier, watch-together version that pulls no punches and inspires action. Learn more here; nebriefing.org/the-film #PEBuk

One flight can wipe out the carbon savings from many everyday changes. For people who fly, it’s often the biggest part of their carbon footprint. Choosing trains, ferries or coaches can make a huge difference. #FlightFree

Time and time again surveys of heat pump owners show that the vast majority of people are happy with their heat pump. Here's data from Canada, a place known for its very warm winters. cleanenergycanada.org/report/heat-...

We should reconsider the term „energy crisis“ when speaking about the effects of the Iran war. This is very specifically a crisis of fossil fuels and their single point of failure. Fossil fuels are no longer synonymous with „energy“. We have other, better options.

CO₂ removal should not be used for luxury emissions. Moving a traveling circus around the globe and all the other activities associated with F1 are definitely luxury emissions.

Exactly. And this is why using biofuels for aviation is such dangerous policy. We have limited biofuel capacity. Using it to keep planes flying instead of heating homes is a choice that will look insane when the next energy crisis hits. Fly less. Heat homes. It's not complicated.

This is cool. The Government is set to allow plug-in solar, low cost solar panels that families can buy at supermarkets and put on their balconies or outdoor space. "In Germany over a million have been sold, helping households with energy costs and reducing dependence on fossil fuels."

40% of US rail freight is also fossil fuels, mostly coal. Wind coal down and you free up a lot of rail resources! Some of which could be converted to fast electric passenger trains, which in countries with modern transport infrastructure are faster than air travel for most trips under 1000 miles.

The Talk

A person on a bicycle is by far the most energy-efficient among animals and machines per distance traveled relative to body weight. The bicycle is magic. www.jstor.org/stable/24923...

This is SUCH a good @climateadam.bsky.social video - the quotes here from tech CEOs are beyond belief. I didn't even know about a bunch of these......go watch:

China's Xinhua news agency has just published this editorial cartoon in response to Trump's rejection of climate policies. It is pretty clear that China views this as a HUGE geopolitical fumble by the US leaving the field clear for China's to win the global race to clean-tech hegemony

The United States uses about twice as much energy per person as Switzerland or the UK. The US also has worse public health and life expectancy. Few countries use more energy per person than the US. Most of them are, like the US, petrostates.

Amsterdam will ban fossil fuel and meat advertisements in public spaces and on public transport starting May 1st. 🥳

"Every critical ecosystem is on a pathway to collapse." A chilling assessment FROM OUR OWN GOVERNMENT. What have we done with our world when choosing not to have kids actually makes sense?

a gentle reminder that wind power is bloody great, contributes bulk energy at a scale that was almost literally unimaginable in the energy discourse of the 2010s, and in conjunction with solar power, storage, transmission and aggressive demand reduction where possible, can eliminate fossil fuels ->

“We have already seen individual years above 1.5 degrees Celsius and they have offered a preview of what is to come, with economic shocks and strains on food, water and insurance systems.” - Dr. Jesse Abrams, @gsiexeter.bsky.social #ClimateEmergency

"Climate change is here. We are seeing event classes [today] that were forecast in #climate models for the 2050s, 2060s, and 2070s.” - @oceanterra.org #FasterThanExpected #ClimateEmergency

Congratulations everyone! We did it.

"Wealth divide" shuts poorer UK households out of electric vehicle market, says Autotrader report - it recommends "more choice at lower price points, greater transparency on battery health metrics, and practical charging solutions for people without driveways" plc.autotrader.co.uk/news-views/p...

Heat and greenhouse gas pollution rise in lock-step — until 2023, when the thermostat goes bonkers. 🎁🔗 The 2025 climate numbers are in. www.bloomberg.com/news/feature...

Your kids would like you to take a look at this & have a think about what you’re doing for the rest of you life.

“Even accounting for the full supply chain, the typical nut product you will buy in the shops today removes around 1.3kg of CO2 per kg.” www.bbc.co.uk/future/artic...

Wrote a thing: The carnage associated with fossil fuel is why speeding the transition to renewables is good for international stability as well as everything else. Fossil fuel is inseparable from violence, and dependence on it it has created a brutal world order....

Problem is, this is like a red alert to the colourblind. For people who would wade through flooded crops past burnt out homes to catch that flight to their sun lounger. www.theguardian.com/environment/...

“Some men may downplay climate change risks to avoid appearing feminine” www.psypost.org/some-men-may...

$100m of solar panels saves a country 30 years of gas imports at 2024 prices for the same 1.5TWh of electricity generated That's a $3b saving in gas imports for each $100m of solar deployed Another one of my charts of the year

Global deforestation is declining! Top 10 countries ADDING forests (2015-2025) 1 China: 1,686 hectares/ year 2 Russia: 942 ha/ y 3 India 191 ha/y 4 Turkey 118 ha/y 5 Australia 105 ha/y 6 France 7 Indonesia 8 South Africa 9 Canada 10 Vietnam Another one of my charts of the year

Plastic concentrations in our brains are 7 to 30 times those in our livers and kidneys (dementia patients have even higher concentrations): that's Big Oil and the multi-billion plastic industry lobbying their way to an epic health emergency Another one of my charts of the year

2️⃣ Professor @kevinclimate.bsky.social: we're using up the carbon budget for staying under 2°C at 0.7% every single month, with a small but very real risk we could reach a catastrophic 4°C by 2100. There are huge benefits for the majority if we address climate change. www.nebriefing.org/take-action

99% of what you need to understand about the relentless murder of our living planet, in one word: CAPITALISM

Scientists tell us we’re headed for 2C in years, 3C in decades, 4C in our kids’ lifetimes. Insurers tell us our world is becoming uninsurable. Actuaries tell us the economy will collapse & billions will be killed. Corporate-owned politics & media tell us to carry on as normal.

Our biggest economies are thankfully reducing the share of electricity they generate by burning fossil fuels, but none of them are doing so at the pace that we need to be doing it. Year over year decrease in share of electricity from fossil fuels: China 4.8% Europe 3.5% USA 2.3%

According to those climate fanatics at the UK’s Institute & Faculty of Actuaries, 3C by 2050 means 4 BILLION DEATHS. Half the world’s population murdered within decades to serve an economic system that is destined for catastrophic collapse. Make it make fucking sense.

There's the key sentence: "For brave leaders, there could be real political capital to be gained from reducing this mobility as feelings run high over waste, pollution and emissions." Brave leaders anyone? theconversation.com/the-politics...

When my son was 1 world leaders pledged to keep warming below 1.5C. By the time he’s 13 we’re likely to hit a yearly average of 1.7C. A childhood defined by corporate greed, political corruption, media complicity & public apathy. The Great Betrayal.

Just in case there was any doubt whether they were out of touch: Tories to scrap petrol car ban if they win next election www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...