This is Mujahid. He was 7y old. We treated him in our #cancer department. This was his last drawing - a message of thanks for the #chemo he received while living in the blockaded Gaza Strip. Last night a bomb was dropped on his home, killing him and his entire extended family.
The moment when journalist Mohammed Farra receives news that his wife and children have been killed in an Israeli air strike.
More than 6,500 people have been killed in Gaza, including over 20 journalists.
CEO of biggest carbon offset certifier @VerraStandards has resigned after forest program exposed for fraud. @Disney@Shell@gucci among the mega-corps who bought into the lie. Companies must stop buying carbon indulgences, do the work & change from within https://t.co/gwxzqQP4M5
🚨URGENT: We are extremely concerned about the reports of excessive use of force against the climate activists at #EBACE2023 Europe’s largest private jet fair. We demand the immediate release of the 100 detained activists. Updates to come. #BanPrivateJets https://t.co/2XTJhImYsy
It will never stop astonishing me that otherwise intelligent people in science, in policy, in the academy, at the center of international climate change negotiations, truly believe that fossil energy companies will willingly transform themselves into allies of decarbonization.
Imagine having an economic system where ecologically urgent and socially necessary things (renewable energy, public transit, affordable housing) are not produced simply because rich people cannot make enough profits doing so. Irrational barely begins to describe it.
@GeorgeMonbiot but agroecology is as much a sociopolitical struggle for land rights as it is a set of agricultural practices. Let's not forget how important that is (2/2)
@GeorgeMonbiot Like with all things, I bet the future of food will be a mixed bag of solutions. New food tech & fermentation replacing cheap meat, improved yield agroecology serving (richer) niche markets but hopefully also providing lower income communities with some food sovereignty (1/2)
This is why we need a call to arms to fight factory farms (and industrial ag more generally). There's nothing more frustrating than watching infighting between movements who share 90% of the same objectives.
There's a myth being widely promoted at the moment (including in letters to the Guardian today), that we face a choice between precision fermentation and agroecology. But this is an entirely false dichotomy. They could and should be complementary approaches.🧵
Stellantis alone, (the European parent company of Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram) has bought more than $2.5 billion in carbon credits from Tesla. All those gas guzzling SUVs, trucks, and 800hp musclecars? Thank a Tesla buyer. They literally couldn't exist otherwise. 8/