lanata

Fascinated with nature.

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@SkyNews Prank idea:
1. Offshore all manufacturing to China
2. China's emissions go up
3. Claim that emissions reductions in the West are pointless

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@WallStreetMav 1. Offshore all our manufacturing to China
2. China's emissions go up
3. "These aren't our emissions"

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@bennoba @adamndsmith Yes, they are our emissions because we now get China to do our manufacturing for us

[Adam Smith @adamndsmith]

Clarkson in 2009 vs Clarkson in 2026

Oh no, if it isn’t the consequences of my own rhetoric

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@SuGo1SuGo1 @joat1917 False

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@Channel4News Thanks fossil fuel companies

[Fire Brigades Union @fbunational]

In the last 48 hours, we've seen major wildfires in Nottinghamshire, Hampshire, South Wales, and Suffolk.

This is not bad luck. This is climate change, and firefighters are on the frontline.

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@AlBuHarg @NewCor18146 @ZackPolanski Keeping upland habitats open and drained could also be considered negligent in terms of flood risk for communities downstream.

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@AlBuHarg @NewCor18146 @ZackPolanski Heather burns increasingly severely under climate change, managed or not. Hence the largest UK wildfire of all time was mostly on managed moorland.

One could argue that preventing the return of heather-dominated land to woodland or bog is negligent in terms of fire risk.

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@BBCNews Climate change deniers are destroying our planet

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@NoFarmsNoFoods @murdofraser67 But the largest UK wildfires are on traditionally-managed land.

Largest UK wildfire of all time: Dava, 100 sq km. Managed moorland.

Largest UK wildfire this year: Elan Valley, 80 sq km. Sheep grazing. Fire slowed when it reached restored peatland. https://t.co/7OT4XKJ96C

[Peter Dynes @PGDynes]

July 2026 was France's hottest month since records began. Rivers are at record lows. Massive wildfires broke records. Without major adaptation, large areas of #France will increasingly struggle to sustain agriculture. This is climate change reshaping a nation in real time.

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@NoFarmsNoFoods Farmers will regret denying climate change

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@CallumB75 @edgarrmcgregor And whose money would you like to use to pay for previously-unnecessary irrigation systems for our parks?

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@BBCNews Climate change is making controllable fires uncontrollable

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@BBCNews This is neither normal nor good

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@ZackPolanski I wonder who's paying for all the climate change denial responses to this post

[Prof. Eliot Jacobson @EliotJacobson]

Just another record-breaking day in the moronocene, while peak idiocy still lies ahead.

[VirtualAstro @VirtualAstro]

Something quite wonderful but terrifying and sad happened to me when I was in my garden this evening. I was watering my last few living plants with a watering can and I felt a tap on my leg. It was a blackbird , boldly asking for a drink. It was desperate, so I obliged and will every day.

What have we done!
We aren't just ruining the planet for ourselves, we are ruining it for all life on this planet.

Shame on all of us!

[Ace McLoud @Dooderoo]

@KyleKulinski We need criminal charges against those that denied it's happening for money despite knowing better.

I'm talking fossil fuel CEOs and paid propagandists like Milloy, Lomborg, and Epstein.