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Calling all Belvo mini’s parents: Please have the lads on standby for 17:00 next Saturday. We’ll play Sunday morning training by ear.

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On what the data tells us about Irish generational memory of the Troubles 👇

This great piece of research by ECIU negates the take that will inevitably emerge in the coming days that fighting climate change was a vote loser on the doorsteps

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"Sea Level Through a Porthole" - new animation by NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio at svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/5114 Learn more from NASA Climate at climate.nasa.gov/vital-signs/se… #ClimateChange

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Big announcement from the UK Government this morning, confirming that engineered GGRs will be included in the UK ETS. Further details TBD but this could create one of the largest compliance markets for carbon removals in the world 🚀 gov.uk/government/new…

June 2023 Temperature Update Warmest June on record globally, and in the oceans, since thermometer-based analysis began (1850). Nominally 2nd warmest June on land, but tied for first within the uncertainty. Likely that 2023 becomes a record warm year. berkeleyearth.org/june-2023-temp…

There have been unconfirmed reports on Sunday that China set a new national temperature record at 52.2C in Sanbao, Xinjiang Province. Incredibly it's roughly 6 months since it also saw a record low temp of -53C. So in that short time it's a swing of more than 100C.

A lot of people on the Right saying the Tories need to ditch Net Zero after Uxbridge (just like they ditched planning reform after Chesham & Amersham). On the polling evidence, they're getting WAY over their skis. Quick thread.

Contrasted with a $500bn clean energy stimulus package in the US, today’s announcement illustrates how far behind the UK is slipping in terms of a coherent industrial strategy that leverages investment in the green economy of the future

.Shane Lowry is one of us 🇪🇺💪 #TeamEurope | #RyderCup

Global temperatures in October smashed the prior monthly record by 0.4C, and were ~1.7C above preindustrial levels. It wasn't quite as gobsmacking as September, but still comes in as the second most anomalous month in what has been an exceptionally hot year already.

UK rapid charging costs (per kWh) 😬 Instavolt: 85p BP Pulse: 85p Shell: 85p Osprey: 79p Gridserve: 79p MFG: 79p IONITY: 74p (going up to 86p soon?) Fastned: 69p Tesla: around 51-65p for non-Teslas If you can charge at home overnight: 9p. Some crazy prices eh, FairCharge?

Sleepout 2023 has now come to a close! It has been extremely successful as we have smashed the previous record.These funds will help @focusirelandcharity & 🇻🇦🇮🇪 who continue to fight the current homelessness crisis.We can't thank you enough for your support (see next post)

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United by history, heritage, and hope – there's not a thing the United States and Ireland can't do together.

Big milestone for UK energy today...