Dad / Husband / RAF Veteran. I care about environment / education / equality. I enjoy learning new things and solving problems. Interested in science and tech.
Watching the new Netflix documentary called Buy Now. Showing the dark side of consumerism and the vicious cycle of shopping and waste. A statement in it was โwe are participating in our own demiseโ Here is the trailer. https://t.co/5oHuQ4FNVI
@MrMatthewTodd But the drains though. So thats what caused the river to overtop for the 3rd time in 5 years, nothing to do with the increased moisture in the atmosphere caused by a warmer planet, causing a months rain to fall in 24 hours.
@postcarbonsteve Would be interesting to see it with oil and gas on the bottom which would show renewables is only replacing coal really, and oil and gas stay pretty static. Also we are still increasing our energy use.
@DanielPriestley The question is why did they sell them. Some at least were in public ownership then privatised by the relevant government of the time, then were losing money as were expensive, inefficient and unprepared for private sector, so had to find a buyer to survive.
@MichaelEMann I hope the election brings you what you wish for. I worry there is still too much lobbying and money from intetested parties across the world for any drastic change from BAU whoever gets elected.
@CrisisReports I love your podcasts, but I think this one if listened too along with your new one about the impact of plastic on our body are 2 good ones to listen to back to back. I felt they are so interlinked.
@EliotJacobson All I see is unprecedented tempratures, extreme weather and destruction. Itโs affecting everything and many people just donโt seem see it or they just donโt care.
@jrockstrom gives an update on the planetary boundaries. Currently things just seem to be getting worse as we continue to plunder and destroy the earth for profit. Is humanity capable of saving its self or is it business as usual until it is too late. https://t.co/oqN4i2aPcW