Pretty shocking:
Fossil fuel consumption subsidies rose to a record of over $1 trillion in 2022 amid the global energy crisis says @IEA.
https://t.co/Gz18vCCSAg
UNHCR is urging countries in the region to immediately rescue and safely disembark a group of #Rohingya refugees in distress, reported to be drifting in a non-seaworthy vessel in the Andaman Sea for weeks.
https://t.co/sD6yCIfEjx
The EU needs to jointly commit to reducing gas demand to overcome the #energycrisis and agree on proper financing to support it. There is a lot at stake. It’s time to move from managing the problem to fixing it. 🧵 #EUCO 1/10
Our new @NatureEnergyJnl publication just came out. The expansion of natural gas infrastructure puts energy transitions at risk; expansion of #NaturalGas infrastructure hinders energy transition towards a renewable energy future
@HannaBrauers @braunger_i https://t.co/IiFSg3VMfC
📢For all EU geeks: List of rapporteurs & shadows on the #Fitfor55 Package in ENVI & ITRE Committees👇
→ RT if interested to get a PDF version📩 (1/2)
New @GlobalEnergyMon estimate of the emissions avoided by China's decision to end financing new overseas coal plants - around 200 megatonnes of CO2-e, if it actually gets implemented well. And importantly: if countries choose zero emissions instead of gas
https://t.co/8tJxqAc986
@profsarahj A little in Belgium, but it doesn’t take much to get Flanders and Wallonia attacking each other, and it definitely didn’t seem as intense as what’s happening in Aus.
#IPCC: There is still hope in acting rapidly enough.
“If emissions are reduced rapidly and if at the global scale they reach #NetZero around 2050, then the temperature rise would be very close to 1.5°C and would decline by the end of the century.”
@valmasdel from the @IPCC
Dear @Roche,
Excessive prices & your monopoly on the #COVID19 treatment tocilizumab will keep it out of the hands of those who need it most.
Drop the price and share the recipe for this lifesaving treatment!
https://t.co/TG1GANFLR2
REVEALED: How Exxon held back climate action for decades, and is still doing it today. We went undercover with Exxon’s lobbyists to expose the truth. Watch and share.
Jacobabad's mixture of heat and humidity has made it one of only two places to have officially passed a threshold hotter than the human body can withstand. Researchers say that at a wet bulb reading of 35C, the body can no longer cool itself by sweating. https://t.co/1L9PK3yAgh