I enjoyed being the guest on the 'Your Brain On Climate' podcast with @powellds, a chance to talk in depth about the importance of numeracy when dealing with emotionally charged topics like climate change https://t.co/Alm5T2L0nJ
It's sometimes said that, for voters, the cause of climate change/Net Zero has become associated with hectoring, middle class puritans and so on.
This is not true - neither with voters overall nor swing voters. It's only true for a core of Reform voters.
via @YouGov. Short 🧵
Brentford launches Gen10. Their junior fans will pay no more than £10 to watch the Bees away from home and visiting junior fans from other PL clubs will pay the same 🐝🐝⚽️⚽️❤️❤️ https://t.co/t3pqkQt9NR
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If you're at #COP29 - join us at this afternoon's event: 'Between Discouragement and Mobilization: How to Communicate about the COPs'
Speakers:
▶️Cara Pike – Executive Director of Climate Access (United States)
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Last I looked, a forest is a forest. Don't recall ever walking through a forest and thinking "wow, I love what they've done with this net zero forest".
What next? Pejorative use of net zero peatland restoration? Sinister net zero insulation of homes?
Why do we need to tell a more ordinary climate story? Our Senior Advocacy Manager, @powellds, explores in this new piece: https://t.co/7Ye6m64ArZ
First published in 'Ordinary Hope' - a publication from @UCL Policy Lab and @jrf_uk
The impact this would actually have on food security is so minuscule as to be laughable. Anyone actually serious about improving food security would be looking at encouraging people to eat a bit less meat, investing in more climate resilient agriculture, and banning golf courses.