It’s disgusting that @Anthropologie are still not stopping the scammers out there posting under their brand after I had a bank account cleared a few months ago. It’s been reported but they have done sweet FA.
@AnthropologieEU@Anthropologie Why is it so difficult to get any customer service from you guys? I have a pair of sandals that have split, and I have been calling and emailing with no response! #PoorService
Another recycling day in Hackney... and this is the result. No overturned bins, just rubbish strewn up and down the street — again. We deserve a cleaner, more respectful collection service.
@hackneycouncil, this isn’t good enough.
♻️🚫 #Hackney#RecyclingMess#WeDeserveBetter
@emilymaitlis is right.
“If more women were leaders, this wouldn’t be happening.”
Instead, we get the Massive Ordnance Penetrator — yes, that’s an actual bomb name, not a bad sex toy.
We need diplomacy, not testosterone-fuelled war games.
#WomenInLeadership#PeaceOverPower
President #Lula wants to auction off the mouth of the #AmazonRiver for oil drilling, where no one could contain a spill. Millions of people and countless species are on the line. Let’s stop the poison before it spreads 🤮 https://t.co/S1QriHNQbO
The clocks ticking: 3 days until the price goes up. Grab your copy- it’s the gift that keeps giving ( for 30 days and then some). https://t.co/2zTGnXBJI6
After seeing the inauguration yesterday, it has left me feeling saddened and full of despair! But @algore is right we mustn’t lose sight of the importance of continuing to address climate change.
Today, President Trump will issue a series of Executive Orders that deny the climate emergency facing our country in favor of a phony “energy emergency”. These performative acts show the pervasive influence that the fossil fuel industry will have in the United States over the next four years. But make no mistake, the global Sustainability Revolution is unstoppable.
As was the case in 2017, withdrawing the US from the Paris Agreement is a shortsighted abdication of leadership that will only serve to put our nation at a disadvantage. Clinging to the industries of the past instead of embracing the industries of the future may boost the short-term profits of fossil fuel companies, but it will come at the expense of the broader American economy - including American workers who risk being left behind.
This is the first of what will be many attempts to ignore reality and try to stall the world’s unstoppable and irreversible move to a clean energy economy. But these proclamations are not reflective of our political and economic reality. These efforts to roll back progress – particularly the hugely popular clean energy investments in the Inflation Reduction Act – will be met with opposition from both political parties.
That’s why, in the coming weeks, months, and years, climate leaders and activists must not be deterred or distracted. From extreme weather disasters like Hurricane Helene and the still burning Los Angeles wildfires, to the growing number of climate refugees, to competitiveness in the global economy, the climate crisis will have profound consequences for the United States over the next four years.
If the new Administration won’t lead on this issue, it is up to all of us. Now is the time for Governors, Mayors, business leaders, investors, and activists to put their heads down and do the work that will advance the climate solutions our nation and the world so urgently need. We were able to keep up the pace of climate action during the first Trump Administration, and it is urgent that we take up the mantle once again.