David Alexander, professor of risk and disaster reduction at @ucl says:
‘There are some sensitive processes that could be damaged by them – computer-related mainly – or other things connected with critical infrastructure...that’s water supply, food supply, banking'
🔴Swallowed by an earthquake
The UK experiences earth tremors regularly. According to the British Geological Survey, there’s an earthquake, on average, every few days. But if we’re talking ‘significant’ earthquakes (those above 4.0 magnitude), the average is less than one a year
Top of the class at St. Mary’s this year is 18-year-old Majd Kweder from Bootle who only arrived in the UK from Syria three years ago. Majd joined St. Mary’s on an Edmund Rice Scholarship and has achieved four A*s in Biology, Chemistry, Maths & Further Maths.
#alevelresults2021
1️⃣ Humans have warmed the atmosphere, ocean and land – with widespread and rapid changes across the planet 🌡
The assessment paints a stark picture of the impact of burning fossil fuels and deforestation – and the future the world faces if it fails to rapidly tackle the crisis.
Antivaxxer my arse. Standing up for the children and free choice. The government asked for this and I can’t see it getting any better. If the government think they can treat people like a dictatorship they are in for a rude awakening.
https://t.co/1iF2CaL5t6
I failed to understand the logic of moving India to Amber with over 42K Covid positive cases in the last 24 hours and keeping Pakistan in red with only 3,582 cases!
Source: WHO
#REDLIST