When we say “flying is the fastest way to fry the planet” this is what we mean. Nothing that ordinary people do emits such a giant pulse of carbon so rapidly

the soft play

Politics Polls Do you believe in gravity?

𝚃𝚘𝚖 𝙱𝚊𝚒𝚕𝚎𝚢 🌹 Alison Stenning Robert Campbell - @madman2.b**y.social ❤️🇺🇦🌱 KarlOnSea: Derides 𝕏. toot.bike/@Karlonsea No worries - I think the confusion might be that on along side the poll we also ran some focus groups in Tynemouth and Cramlington. But that’s not what is being reported in the poll.

“The last time CO2 levels were as high as today, ocean waters drowned the lands where metropolises like Houston, Miami, and New York City now exist.” mashable.com/article/carbon…

'For half a century, a litany of federal policies has favored large SUVs and trucks, pushing automakers and American buyers toward larger models. Instead of counteracting car bloat through regulation, policymakers have subtly encouraged it.' David Zipper
vox.com/future-perfect…

'The problem may be the Conservatives have run a health service that can't support the people that need support?'

Nick Robinson questions Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride, as the government announces a consultation into Personal Independence Payments.

#R4Today

It's also important to highlight that the LTN review also found that residential unclassified streets were over SIX times safer for pedestrians than the same streets with through traffic. It's not a #WarOnCars but a 30 year #SecretWarOnPedestrians

Mental health issues are not 'ordinary difficulties'. You know what makes them worse though? Not being able to afford to eat! This government's continued minimisation, demonisation and dismissal of 'hidden disabilities' is damaging beyond words. #r4today
thetimes.co.uk/article/92e185…

Get a load of the Moulton Double Pylon, a 20-inch wheel bike with a £22,000 price tag: more than six decades after the launch of the first Moulton Bicycle, the English heritage brand continues to make special bikes, with special price tags… road.cc/308061 #cycling

rob smith Doesn't matter. That's like saying the passengers on the Titanic were bored of the iceberg.

The reason the UK will have the lowest growth in the G7 next year is Brexit. We're not going to reverse the decline until we begin to remove the barriers - economic, social, scientific - that we chose to erect with the rest of our continent. That's not rocket science. Just say it

In my opinion, if you swap parties there should be a by-election. Even if it's a worse outcome for Labour. That's democracy.

And if Dan Poulter doesn't wanna be a Tory, fine, but suddenly being Labour doesn't make him a hero. He doesn't get to wash off 14 years of dirt.

And if you add a quiet link to the ferry across the Tyne you have a total of 13 miles of safe cycling between Sunderland and Whitley Bay.

I'll raise you south shields to Sunderland.
6.5 miles of traffic free path along the coast.
A fairground, numerous cafes and playgrounds.
A national trust lighthouse.

Politics Polls Michael F. Andre #FBPA🇫🇷🇬🇧 . Believe?
Belief has nothing to do with objective reality, which is what climate change is.

It should be required by law that if you post a job listing you *must* post how much the job pays.

If you enjoy a hazy IPA, you’ll find this one from Greene King is flippin’ lovely.

Discerning Cyclist Is it called the Fabricant

Work begins to reopen a Northumberland railway line to walkers after 71 years bbc.in/49RIvch