This week's international cover: @PhilippaNuttall explores whether we can adapt to life on a parched planet.
Plus: Maurice Glasman's letter from Kyiv, and @_emilybootle on why Stranger Things speaks to Gen Z.
https://t.co/YeTGJEY4B8
‘The British government routinely expresses “concerns” about human rights in Azerbaijan, but has done little to prevent the country’s oil money washing up in London.’
@PeterKGeoghegan on the entanglement of BP and the Azerbaijani government:
https://t.co/oYRLXuMUlw
Les cas de cancers pédiatriques se multiplient dans la plaine céréalière d’Aunis, près de La Rochelle. Plusieurs enfants sont morts. Des pesticides interdits ont été retrouvés dans les urines et cheveux de 72 mineurs. - via @lemondefr ⤵️ https://t.co/5PzkDgjD1z
"Bruxelles est la 8ème villes dans la liste européenne où l’air est le plus pollué au NO2. Donc il y a une urgence sanitaire à laquelle il faut répondre. Et la LEZ est l'outil le plus adapté, le plus efficace pour répondre à cette urgence." https://t.co/JyvcXvTkN0
Heavy #livestock concentrations in EU go way beyond what is "reasonably justifiable" for #methane emissions, says Prof Peter Strohschneider, chair of @vonderleyen's strategic dialogue on #farming.
#CSDDD – now the hard work begins
🗨️In the words of Marion Lupin, policy officer at the ECCJ: “The future belongs to those who shape it, not those who resist it.” ✍️@PhilippaNuttall
The article: https://t.co/i8pDKoHbOx
UK Labour must now prove it is ready to deliver on and invest not only in the energy transition, but in greening transport, sustainable and resilient agriculture, and in protecting and restoring nature to deliver on climate goals, writes @PhilippaNuttall. https://t.co/PflyqFIYmA
Europeans have been asking me what the Republican-controlled Supreme Court's decision means for America. There are 2 main things to know:
1⃣Trump's coup attempt is now effectively unprosecutable
2⃣Trump will have almost no legal restrictions as president https://t.co/PASl3ZJfo8
The centre-right was the real winner in the European Parliament—it now faces a stark choice on green policy, writes @PhilippaNuttall.
https://t.co/Un4Clt3MLm
@meganrowling And finding someone as a proxy who still lives where you lived 25 years ago is basically impossible. Why can’t we (people who live outside the UK) vote in the UK embassy in our respective homes as people in other countries do? Basically the UK still does not want expats to vote.
Breaking: DK gov reaches agreement with farm lobby and env NGOs on introducing Europe's first carbon tax on agriculture and using it for #RestoreNature
Centre-right MEPs “appear ready to delay climate action if they feel that a policy may harm fossil fuel firms or upset industry”.
But climate action is now largely impossible without them, as far right climate deniers rise, writes @PhilippaNuttall.
https://t.co/Un4Clt3MLm
The centre-right was the real winner in the European Parliament—it now faces a stark choice on climate policy. Must-read analysis from @PhilippaNuttall for @prospect_uk https://t.co/xpATPOLpks
The centre-right was the real winner in the European Parliament—it now faces a stark choice on green policy, writes @PhilippaNuttall.
https://t.co/Un4Clt3MLm
In case anyone missed this – "A schoolboy at fee-charging Eton has access to 140 times more green space than the average English state school pupil" (And some new city schools have NO green or outdoor space https://t.co/NX2CLHxsr6)
https://t.co/mGXnem891O
Just half of farmers in England are currently taking action to reduce their farm's greenhouse gas emissions.
Huge amount needs to be done if the NFU goal of net zero by 2040 is gonna be hit...
https://t.co/8f36IMwHns