Climate change means 'extreme weather'.
But extreme weather doesn’t just mean you’ll need a bigger umbrella - it has serious consequences‼️
Take food production, record rainfall means;
Wheat ⬇️15%
Oilseed rape ⬇️28%,
winter barley ⬇️22%

It's time for all hands on…

How to spot five of the fossil fuel industry’s biggest disinformation tactics. theguardian.com/us-news/2024/a…

So many people I know just don’t want to think about climate change. But I urge you please to read this report explaining how UK is heading towards being as cold as northern Canada—which will collapse food production.
We can hopefully avert this but not if everyone ignores it.

Remember, plug-in hybrids are conventional fossil cars lugging around the weight of batteries and a motor as well as a tank of rotted forest and a shaky lump to burn it

We’re about to settle in for our second night occupying the Science Museum’s new “Energy Revolution” gallery, in protest against the museums continued ties to the fossil fuel industry.

Here’s an update from inside the museum from Dr. Aaron Thierry

🚨Essential reading for policymakers🚨

“A full AMOC collapse would be a massive, planetary-scale disaster. We really want to prevent this from happening.”

The #AMOC ocean current keeps UK from being as cold as northern Canada. Its collapse would mean mass starvation.

Excellent. Please can we have more political voices as clear and intelligent as Ed Miliband here calling climate deniers and Susan Hall flat- earthers!

I wonder what happens when the public realise we are leaving the environmental, and therefore economic, political and social, stability of the last decades, all because of fossil fuel companies, and the denial of the super rich and their media, and it’s never ever going to go…

Who else remembers when James Acaster made the greatest ever Brexit analogy?

Panorama exposé shows how David Cameron made $10 Million out of the Greensill scam while investors, including British tax payers, were swindled out of £Billions. Yet apparently no rules were broken and nobody will be going to jail 🤷‍♂️

In November, I wrote a column estimating how much it would cost to restore public services. Answer: v roughly £100bn a year: theguardian.com/commentisfree/… Where would it come from? Richard Murphy has the answers in this essential article. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…. Read them together.