This is a lovely book.

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I think a lot of this holds for the U.K.

Two years ago today. A shockingly extreme event which fundamentally reshaped how I think and feel about climate change and extremes.

Fun project: how much carbon did the outage save?

Hang on, I’ve got an idea.

I keep trying to leave this app and then this kind of thing turns up.

Good concept, but does it include passenger weight? I suspect that would narrow the gap a bit. Current figures feel unlikely.

Quite excited, looks like a heat pump might be achievable for my single-skin Victorian semi. Anybody got any tips/things to look out for/disasters?

Employed some new mechanics to work on the Tern Bicycles GSD.

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I have had this exact conversation with my kids.

You know those are just lines drawn through scatter plots, right?

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Increasing temperatures cause the humidity of the air to also increase. As the air contains more water, when it rains, it rains more. This 'causal chain' is clearly observed in changes to UK climate, leading to more intense rainfall, increasing the risk of local flooding.

It strikes me that people simply do not know or understand what is happening (and will continue to happen) to this planet.

If you fear that cyclists could hurt people, wait until you hear about drivers.