@JonathanRenouf@JEPnews@sibcy2 As Minister entrusted with safeguarding environment—a key criterion of your role—prioritizing circular economies and economic gain over environmental protection raised concerns. eg’s using plasterboard in compost and supporting wind farms suggest capitalism trump eco-protection.
@JonathanRenouf A sobering reminder of the impact of ocean wind turbines on vital ecosystem services and biodiversity, alongside the issue of engineering waste. Let's prioritize a sustainable approach to energy. Human energy should be harmonized with, not disrupt, the environment we inhabit.
@MaxandrewsJ Who's accountable for cleaning up engineering waste at end-of-life? And who takes charge of ecosystem regeneration? These are pressing questions left unanswered. It's time to address them head-on instead of burying our heads in the sand with politics as usual.
@JonathanRenouf@lisanoel1968@JEPnews Opposing the call for Paris Aligned Net Zero, and rejecting verified CO2e removals paid for under #CSRD, hindering local soil health and biodiversity, contradicts the climate action you've been advocating for. A different form of climate denial you're unintentionally perpetuating
@JonathanRenouf@JEPnews Denialism wears many masks. Voting against Rob Ward's proposal to push fracking and oil companies toward Paris-aligned net zero, while rejecting soil carbon sequestration through composting used plasterboard under the guise of circular economy benefits, is = anti climate science
@JonathanRenouf Respectfully, the commodification of nature concerns me. The biosecurity risks associated with marine turbines are too significant to justify their construction. While I acknowledge the importance of green energy, I firmly believe that biodiversity is essential for our existence.
@JonathanRenouf@jellsmoor Navigating climate responsibility is like sailing against the wind for countries not fully aligned with Paris. Progress may be slow, but every positive change contributes to a more sustainable global course.
@ITVChannelTV In the era of climate burning, the construction industry's significant carbon footprint demands urgent action—reduce, avoid, and remove emissions. While legal hurdles impede nature's defence. A balance between industry demands and ecological preservation is crucial.
@JonathanRenouf A more effective alternative to the current model, often incorrectly labeled as zero carbon. Concerned that biodiversity and life cycle assessments may be overlooked. Excited to explore a cost analysis using regeneratively grown biomass for power generation. #SustainableFuture
@JonathanRenouf@jerseyrobins In the realm of sustainability, anything that reduces or avoids commissioning and decommissioning carbon responsibilities is undoubtedly a positive step. I'm eager to explore strategies for removing residual carbon to bolster the credibility of the net-zero claim.
@JonathanRenouf Barcelona's stadium rebuild was rejected due to a lack of assurance on reaching net zero by 2050. To align with global trends, a resubmission should include a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) of the rebuild.
@deputyrobward Divesting from fossil fuels is essential, knowing the damage a 3C planet would bring on us, I question the political integrity of those that resist.
@leecarps@JonathanRenouf@hilaryjeune Oh dear! when 2030 is a key date in CSDR reporting to move into CO2e removal phase, to prevent the likelihood of a 3C rise in temps, resulting in more days in Jersey exceeding 35c and a 70% increase in 1 in 100 year storms (IPCC) already influencing food and water security.