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Roger Harrabin

@RHarrabin

Pioneer BBC enviro analyst. Chair/speaker/storyteller on energy, water, transport, cities, rural. Hon fellow @catz_cambridge. Agent [email protected]

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.Chris Stark: Rishi Sunak has 'clearly not' prioritised as much as his predecessors, and had sent the world a message that the UK is now 'less ambitious' than it once was.

Laura Kuenssberg bbc.in/3W95b4h

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Clarkson is an amusing merchant of doubt. He says naughty things that some want to hear - and he pockets the controversy cash. The ff industry must be so grateful to idiots like him. His own grandchildren may think differently.

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There is an extremely worrying, unprecedented legal development in Australia that appears designed to suppress public expressions of concern about climate change and the activities of large companies that continue to develop fossil fuel resources

theguardian.com/law/2024/apr/2…

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This is truly pathetic

Big farmers, rewarded by lawmakers, have wrecked Nature. And every time they rev their E100,000 tractors we tremble. Now they argue Food security justifies relaxing rules. But There will be no food security without the Climate security that they resist.

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With the inevitable pressure on food supplies through increasingly extreme weather, it’s time for environmentalists to drop their absolute position on GM. We are where we are, and there are even bigger issues to spend campaign effort on. Time to acknowledge that.

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I am a great believer in letting nature have its way. But this fat wisteria in Sheen, south-west London, is truly extraordinary. Are the residents very thin? The gap is about 10 inches.

I am a great believer in letting nature have its way. But this fat wisteria in Sheen, south-west London, is truly extraordinary. Are the residents very thin? The gap is about 10 inches.
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Heat pumps are not suitable for some houses. Some households have been sold one when they shouldn’t have been. We don’t have enough skilled installers. And the media typically finds a ‘victim’ and amplifies their voice.

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. can -and must - be defended economically and environmentally. Abandon the term and the culture warriors will strive to drag the new term down. Climate Change Committee

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Does the media help or hinder the transport debate? I’m in oxford to discuss at friends meeting house 7pm.

oxfordshireliveablestreets.org/events/harrabi…

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Packham does a good job here of making the moral argument against climate denialist nonsense, but it is also crucial to make the economic case. Net zero is a project to reduce energy bills and enhance stability. It’s reliance on fossil fuels that will make us ‘poorer and colder’.

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'No place in our homes' | blends leak twice as much in household cookers compared to gas: report

Lab tests confirm that leakage rate is likely to wipe out any climate benefits of using in the first place



hydrogeninsight.com/policy/no-plac…

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Reducing meat to healthy levels (92 cal/day) and avoiding ruminants cd almost halve GHGs from food. A more resonant way to communicate is: “reducing meat intake to 3x times p/wk saves as much CO2 as a short flight a month”. Fiona Steinitz et al Imperial College London National Trust

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As we overheat climate, the unimaginable will soon become normal: Chris Gasson at . Economy’s built on assumptions about atmospheric risk that are no longer tenable. Water can't be fully managed but it’s more manageable than temp or wind.
businessgreen.com/news-analysis/…

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As we overheat climate, the unimaginable will soon become normal: Chris Gasson at . Economy’s built on assumptions about atmospheric risk that are no longer tenable. Water can't be fully managed but it’s more manageable than temp or wind.
businessgreen.com/news-analysis/…

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If we worry about , why do we allow monsters like this on the road that do less than 20 miles a gallon and block the carriageway? ⁦POSSIBLE⁩ ⁦Edmund King OBE⁩ ⁦RAC Foundation⁩ ⁦Just Stop Oil

If we worry about #ClimateChange , why do we allow monsters like this on the road that do less than 20 miles a gallon and block the carriageway? ⁦@POSSIBLE⁩ ⁦@AAPresident⁩ ⁦@racfoundation⁩ ⁦@JustStop_Oil⁩
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