The mood of the FT comment section on Thames Water

FFS

According to the #BigPlasticCount an estimated 90 billion pieces of plastic are thrown away every year in the UK 🇬🇧 Greenpeace UK Everyday Plastic

UK discards 90 billion plastic pieces annually, says The Big Plastic Count A study conducted by Greenpeace UK and Everyday Plastic has found that UK households discard an estimated 90 billion plastic pieces annually, with 17% being recycled domestically. The research, known

His (wilful and calculated) denial and arrogance on this issue is something to behold - but refreshing to see the audience clearly seeing through it and mocking him...

Chris Stark: Rishi Sunak has set us back, head of climate change watchdog says bbc.in/3w4sVvV

Chris Martz icarus62 It’s very difficult to rebut your intuition, which isn’t even in the form of an argument. You’ve made a lot of claims without doing any analysis, while many groups have published their methodology, code, uncertainty estimates, etc. These are not equivalent. Pretty much

This is pure bollocks from a man who has proven that his ignorance is exceeded only by his incredible arrogance.

As the Daily Mail is forced to correct an inaccurate and misleading article about electric vehicles causing potholes pallavi 🌿 explains how such reporting damages the British public’s understanding of climate change policies. lse.ac.uk/granthaminstit…

Richard Tice MP 🇬🇧 So Richard, you are now being reeled in by one of the most discredited climate change deniers & misinformers (liars) on social media! C u on the 5th May 😉

Did you know that 20k+ Home Assistant users track their home's carbon footprint with Electricity Maps' open data?⚡️ The integration leverages our free personal use API to make home IoT devices smarter and greener. Want to use our open data? Link in the thread. #smarthome

Fox with a message to some fellow politicians: 'Those who want to scrap net zero targets, let them put that to the electorate. I suspect it would be wholesale rejected.'

If McVitie's Penguin wrappers can at least be recycled with bags at supermarkets, why can’t Burton's Biscuit Co Wagon Wheels? And if McVitie's Jaffa Cakes come in a cardboard box instead of double film wrap, why can’t Penguins? Actually, I’ll stop buying either of them until they do

Excellent debunk by Simon Evans of Sir Jim Ratcliffe telling negative nonsense about EVs. Please fact-check them both (Simon has made it really easy) so you can see Simon is completely right here. Or ignore facts and make it a culture war thing of course.

Edmonton EcoPark is home not only to brand-new recycling and reuse facilities, but also the largest solar array in north London. Since going on in Feb., the array has generated 125,709 kWh – that’s enough to power Buckingham Palace for a day. More: bit.ly/3UuRHNY

Just solar canopies on a carpark, silently doing there thing University of Exeter

Denier posts seldom cite real world data. If they do offer real data and are not lying, their data are: - from a single cherrypicked time and place, or - from so far in the past that they are useless. Here are many samples of data from Hadley Centre, their most recent release:

The UK is a global leader in offshore wind. Today we're investing £86m to build new test facilities for the world's most advanced 'super turbines', that will: 🌍Cut carbon emissions 👷‍♀️Create skilled jobs 💷Generate investment into UK wind power

Perfect, on so many levels.