'Remarkable' Mark Lynas Using land cleverly can give both humanity and nature the space to thrive on just the one planet. Discover what this means for our future in #LandSmart by Tom Heap, out now. Waterstones: tidd.ly/3WWsIGi

China is aiming for a 2030 peak in GHGs. This is huge news, and depending on its eventual net zero date will make a major dent in climate warming - not a moment too soon. reuters.com/world/china/ch…

Less guilt, more electrification. WePlaneteer Rob De Schutter shares how we can continue to enjoy high standards of living while addressing climate change by electrifying everything using abundant clean energy.

I’m English till I die… and a proud anti-Fascist. theguardian.com/uk-news/articl…

The Maldivian government is considering granting longline tuna fishing licenses, threatening sharks, turtles, seabirds and manta rays. Please sign the petition to stop this potential marine destruction: only.one/act/against-lo… Ahmed Shiyam onlyone #AgainstLonglining

They’re gone. Despite the heroic effort of activists, Germany just blew up two cooling towers at the world-class, but shut down, Grafenrheinfeld nuclear plant. The current German government is intent on destroying any chance of restarting the recently shutdown nuclear plants but

Ghana's Climate Prosperity Plan seeks to create a climate resilient economy, with projects including urban greening & 'sponge cities', sustainable drinking water & sanitation, electric buses & support for SMEs. #ClimateProsperity See more here:

Congratulations, President Muizz, for scrapping the Fisheries Ministry's plan for long-lining in Maldives. It would have damaged our tourism brand, and the global reputation of Maldivian tuna fisheries. It's the right call. Dr Mohamed Muizzu

According to media reports Ed Miliband could be about to scrap plans for new nuclear builds, putting UK's clean energy and Net Zero targets at risk. Please add your voice to the petition - we need to send a clear and urgent message before it's too late. act.weplanet.org/savebritishnuc…

The UK's power sector emissions have dropped by 50% in just 5 years. Renewables are making enormous progress in decarbonising Britain - we now have the lowest fossil use in electricity in over a century. With more wind, it's going to get even better. theconversation.com/wind-powers-a-…

Understand the motivation, but this is peculiar. While Europe is still burning millions of tonnes of coal and gas, can we really deny electricity to Africa because of climate goals? This is why climate justice must be central to mitigation. Carbon Brief carbonbrief.org/how-a-uk-gover…

New Energy Commissioner in EU is anti-nuclear: What will happen? Today Dan Jørgensen was nominated for the position as Energy Commissioner. Dan Jørgensen has historically been against nuclear energy, but will this change as he’s put in charge of energy in 🇪🇺 A thread 1/10

🚨The Church of England is one of the largest landowners in Britain. 🌍That’s why we're calling on the The Church of England to show true environmental leadership and commit to rewild 30% of their land by 2030. Join us on the 6th October👉wildcard.land/rewild-the-chu…!

In today’s #vatniksoup, I’ll introduce an American politician, Jill Stein (Dr. Jill Stein🌻). She’s best-known for her visits to Moscow, bids for the US presidency, blaming of NATO for the war in Ukraine, and for her inability to condemn Vladimir Putin as a war criminal. 1/23

The world is likely to add half a terawatt of new solar installations by the end of the year. I would NEVER have believed we could move this fast, even 5 years ago. We're now likely on track to meet the pledge of tripling global renewables made at COP28. ember-climate.org/insights/in-br…

Oooh - a 485-million-year temperature reconstruction for the Earth... there goes my weekend! Published open access in Science: science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Fourteen of the world’s largest financial institutions just pledged to unlock financing to triple global nuclear generation by 2050. We have a unique moment to lock in this historic turning point for clean energy and climate action. Add your name to the call for these

What should be the poverty line? The UN says $2.15/day. 'Doughnut economics' says $3.10/day. Try living on that! Max Roser proposes $30/day - meaning 83% of the world's population is still 'poor', including in 'rich' countries. nytimes.com/interactive/20…

Low-carbon technologies need far less mining than fossil fuels Read the new article by Hannah Ritchie: ourworldindata.org/low-carbon-tec…

Add your name to the call for these institutions to deliver on their pledge: act.weplanet.org/financenewnucl…