That decision by Rishi Sunak to slow down net zero policy is really paying dividends.

As Earth becomes a hotter place to live, it’s expected to become more disease-stricken, too.

Here's what you need to know about the effect of climate change on infectious disease trib.al/rUsW5FD

'10 straight months of record-setting temperatures and counting'... just let that sink in

I was on the Jacob Rees-Mogg’s show this evening on GB News this evening, alongside Stanley Johnson and Tim Crosland. I asked Sir Jacob why he wasn’t concerned about all the farmers in his Somerset constituency who have been hit by flooding: gbnews.com/shows/jacob-re…

“I’m not sure where you’ve been for the last two years,” ⁦Bob Ward⁩ challenges ⁦Jacob Rees-Mogg⁩ after claims that coal and gas will lift billions out of poverty. ⁦GB News⁩

Former US lead climate negotiator Todd Stern joins us tomorrow for an inside account on how the #ParisAgreement was achieved and where international climate effort needs to go from here. Pete Betts Memorial Lecture - co-hosted with @WRIclimate
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What a clown show Reform UK are.

This is a great analogy, except he’s got the characters the wrong way around. It is the climate scientists that are Galileo, who was in favour of evidence and reason, surrounded by wingnut conspiracy theorists like Vivek who are the religious zealots of today.

New explainer outlines what the cost-of-living crisis means for the UK’s #NetZero transition and makes the case that ditching climate policies would put people's well-being and the future resilience of the economy at risk 👇🏽
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He’s still alive! But completely lost all his marbles.

Very pleased that our ask to the London mayoral candidates to make #cycling in #London safer has been included in the Zoë Garbett's manifesto!

Read about our cross-university letter on cycling safety here: lse.ac.uk/granthaminstit…

I was on 5 Live Breakfast this morning on BBC Radio 5 Live talking about the economic consequences in the UK of flooding and other impacts of climate change. You can listen to the recording here - from about 7:08 am: bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

Yes, I am sure the French navy will welcome with open arms an armada of British boats carrying migrants. Pure fantasy politics.

You are so confused! Galileo was persecuted by religious zealots like you for insisting on respect for evidence. And it is clear that your extreme ideology prevents you from accepting the overwhelming evidence about climate change.

Poor Ross Clark and The Telegraph cannot decide if it is a good or bad thing that drivers currently pay billions in fuel duty.

Yep, we have learned nothing from the spread of mad cow disease.

UK food production down after record rainfall, farmers say theguardian.com/environment/20…

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A warmer atmosphere can hold more moisture, leading to more intense rainfall. I wonder if the editors at the The Telegraph can spot the link between this story and its daft campaign against net zero policies to tackle climate change?