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[GreenSpec @GreenSpecUK]

@KimDotcom We so miss these Russian trolls.

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@SimmondsMills Superb!

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@realDonaldTrump Deluded

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Increase in burning of plastic 'driving up emissions from waste disposal' https://t.co/xDxiZXKbXi

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@realDonaldTrump Nice to know that you've noticed.

[GreenSpec @GreenSpecUK]

UGH! Recycling plastics into food packaging can really mess with our hormones. New science from https://t.co/qvBcVtffG6 https://t.co/d0Ai5ej1Nn

[GreenSpec @GreenSpecUK]

Britons being exposed to toxic chemicals from birth, MPs say https://t.co/1nghxYDS8O

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It turns out planes are even worse for the climate than we thought https://t.co/MUOFNUtbxj

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How to stop climate change? Nationalise the oil companies | Owen Jones https://t.co/efNgWhDwFt

[GreenSpec @GreenSpecUK]

Colors Of the Earth: Ghana's Incredible, Rammed Earth Walls https://t.co/042coSy96u via @archdaily

[Caroline Lucas @CarolineLucas]

Global emissions have hit an all-time high.

Climate breakdown is here.

And we are not acting fast enough.

Now is the time for radical, bold and urgent action.

It's time for a global #GreenNewDeal. 💚🌍

https://t.co/7dCP09BoVN

[GreenSpec @GreenSpecUK]

England could run short of water within 25 years https://t.co/DiJVDz2GH8

[Gordon Rayner @gordonrayner]

Hammond confirms that a "future homes standard" will require the end of all fossil fuel heating in new houses from 2025. So no gas, oil or coal but heat source pumps will become the new norm

[GreenSpec @GreenSpecUK]

Chancellor offers £3bn fix for Britain's 'broken housing market' https://t.co/Xp7b3Fc88J

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Resource extraction responsible for half world’s carbon emissions https://t.co/bOwwoA59eG

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Scientists have found bits of plastic in the gut of animals living at the bottom of the deepest ocean trenches, which likely means that no part of the ocean is untouched by these pollutants, @edyong209 reports. https://t.co/TXKrVW8yaq

[GreenSpec @GreenSpecUK]

How This Company Is Growing Bricks From Scratch @wheresKR https://t.co/UeVPjXwlBy via @Inc

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https://t.co/IWK47uxRta via @cenmag