🚨🌍Meet Sir David Attenborough's everyday #NetZero heroes who star in a new film out on @BBCiPlayer
📺🍿https://t.co/uGFx6xmRqr
"The rest of the people in this country ought to be extremely grateful to you. As, indeed, am I.”
#ThePeopleVsClimateChange#ClimateAssemblyUK#COP26
All hail @PrivateEyeNews
Brilliant story about how one of the proposed new owners of Thames Water is offering up a £25 million "Community Benefit Trust" (CBT) to "support" local environment and community groups but only on condition that TW are exempt from environment law and any threat of prosecution for at least the next 5 years.
In other words we'll pay a £25 million bribe to local river groups and charities to shut them up, it's hush money, it's blood money, it's a bride.
The Evenlode Catchment Partnership (ECP) knows better of course, they've already handed back £135K to Thames Water after they realised they were simply been used and the only people benefiting from the arrangement was Thames Water.
Other river charities would do well to follow ECP's example, don't accept the hush money, don't accept the blood money, it is after all nothing more than a bribe.
We’re watching #DirtyBusiness tonight at 9pm. Are you? 👀💧
To launch @Channel4's explosive new factual drama, 4Creative has unveiled The Fountain of Filth on London’s South Bank - a bold installation forcing Britain’s #sewagescandal into the spotlight.
Based on a decade-long investigation, Dirty Business tells the real stories of whistleblowers Ash and Pete at @WindrushWasp , and the communities whose lives have been devastated by the sewage pollution crisis. It lays bare the human cost of a public health crisis hiding in plain sight. ☠️ 💩
Watch tonight. Be moved. Get angry. Demand action.
📺 Channel 4 | 9pm
#DirtyBusiness #EndSewagePollution #RescueBritainsRivers
NYT: The @EPA is expected to revoke its own determination underpinning US federal govt’s ability to fight global warming. This scientific conclusion (‘the endangerment finding’, 2009) requires US govt to regulate GHGs threatening public health & welfare.
https://t.co/V6HC9pwDHI
The Times: UK government ministers suppressed ‘negative’ climate report from British intelligence chiefs which warned of mass migration and nuclear war
https://t.co/HT1kpuXbAo
“Rather than pay cat bond premiums, we’d much prefer to find cheap long-term financing to build resilience, say, a sea wall.” Avinash Persaud, Special advisor on climate change to the president of the Inter-American Development Bank via Bloomberg
FT: Permian Power Crunch - There isn’t enough electricity to go around in the U.S.’s biggest oilfield with data centres threatening to suck up every last electron - “Data centres are sucking the oxygen out of the room and creating a roadblock for midstream projects.” @shevory
Axios: GE Vernova + Deep Sky, a Canadian carbon removal developer, unveiled plans to deploy GE's direct air capture system at a hub in Alberta. It's GEV’s first commercial #DAC deployment deal + aims for 1,500 tons of removal capacity at Deep Sky's Alpha site by late 2026 #CWNYC
Adding power flexibility to AI data centers can help them get built with less need for new generation, as @tylerhnorris has shown. Great to see @vsiv and @EmeraldAi_ getting funded to pursue this!
FT: US hands victory to China in gutting Biden-era green energy tax breaks. Inflation Reduction Act architect Podesta says it hurts key Republican states, drives up consumer prices, hits US jobs and “hand[s] a victory” to China
@AttractaMooney https://t.co/3Fuk6TOb8J
FT: Droughts are major threat to Eurozone economy, warns @ecb - Droughts could wipe out nearly 15 per cent of economic output in the Eurozone, the European Central Bank has warned.
https://t.co/16hlbEqdrn
Guardian: Exceptionally low river flows forecast across UK as drought threat grows. Profiteering water companies letting down customers, and continuing to poison struggling the UK’s water courses with sewage @RachSalv @RiverActionUK https://t.co/SKAoVVipBZ
NYTimes: U.S. Government to Stop Tracking the Costs of Extreme Weather, making it harder for insurers and scientists to study wildfires, storms and other “billion dollar disasters,” which are growing more frequent as the planet warms. https://t.co/Ox7QzwlO7b @NYTimes
🚨AI Is Draining Water From Areas That Need It Most🚨
We analyzed data on thousands of AI data centers, and found that roughly two thirds of them since 2022 are in places with high to extremely high levels of water stress.
With @HiMichelleMa@dinabass⭐️
https://t.co/yuY4LhfgXV