Communicating the climate crisis to non-experts is difficult. Here I tried to illustrate in a simple way where we stand and where we are heading.

At event by CCSA and Public Policy Projects, where Rt Hon Chris Skidmore welcomes report led by Francesco Tamilia on carbon capture, utilisation and storage. C.Skidmore insists on opportunities in UK cooperating with others including the EU.

Fantastic launch of Public Policy Projects' CCS report last night – the report will be available tomorrow morning on PPP’s website. Thank you once again to the speakers and all those who have contributed to the report. #CCS #CarbonCapture

The UK must embrace carbon capture & storage with real ambition & seize the opportunity it presents. That was the message from Humber Zero's Jonathan Briggs & Mike Wailes at the launch of PPP's "Carbon Capture and Storage in the UK: Infrastructure to unlock investment" yesterday!

We know so much about the history of the climate crisis, but what about the biodiversity crisis, and how we got into this mess? Find out here- Also part of our nature supplement coming out w/ 2moro's The Guardian, w/ everything you need to know about #COP15 theguardian.com/environment/20…

Fantastic visualisation and explanation by Dr. R.V.K 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🥃💙🪷🐝💚🦅 and Third Way Climate & Energy of what a clean energy future might look like following the significant US investments in carbon management. #DAC #carbonmanagement #CCUS thirdway.org/blog/picture-i…

Our report on The role of hydrogen in achieving Net Zero is out today. A thread🧵of some of our conclusions & recommendations 👇

FYI London Borough of Harrow

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Una posizione che danneggerà gravemente l'italia e il futuro sviluppo economico e industriale, non solo il clima e l'ambiente. Chi pagherà? Gilberto Pichetto

Hope encourages change, not fear. Main headline: "UN report says it is still possible to hold global warming to relatively safe level" "The report also found that Earth is likely to cross critical global warming threshold within the next decade unless drastic changes are made"

Global investment in clean energy is on course to rise to $1.7 trillion in 2023. And for the first time ever, solar is set to attract more capital than oil production this year. This reflects the changing tide in the energy world → iea.li/3q7ozAS

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