For anyone in Warwickshire who'd like to hear from the prospective police commissioners standing today, they are all on this BBC Coventry & Warwickshire programme (took me a while to hunt down that info, so thought I'd share!) bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0…

Lightbulb moment in mental health -BPD is gendered diagnosis for complex PTSD theguardian.com/society/articl…

This from a govt which continues to license arms used to break international law; that backs fossil fuel extraction; that backs away from the green transition; that cuts away at the safety net for its country's citizens. I definitely don't feel safe. theguardian.com/politics/artic…

I almost never repost - this graphic tho' Kate Raworth! And brilliant thread about compartmentalised thinking in universities.

Thirty years ago I had this same experience of unexplained haemorrhage, but I never heard of it happening to anyone else till today - so glad this stuff isn't so taboo anymore theguardian.com/society/articl…

Listening to a podcast on "A World Beyond Capitalism" with Jason Hickel and Yanis Varoufakis, but first had to get through an advert for beef and another for business accounting software. Interesting discussion though! #SplitThinkingWorld podbean.com/media/share/di…

Thinking aloud ... I wonder if we could extend our social care ambitions to add facilitating older people who'd like to team up and live together in supportive households. Possible win for the housing crisis, health *and* the environment? #goldengirls theguardian.com/politics/artic…

'Increasing inequality and climate change are ... intrinsically linked, and it needs to be a high priority to fight them both.' Well said, Dr Friederike Otto

Just learning about Thagard, Kunda & motivated inference: the insight that we seek a cohesive view based not just on evidence but also on our values & motivations. Shows how e.g. funding & economic theory impact beliefs about climate change. Fascinating youtube.com/watch?v=_ZAKv2…

It's dawning on me that my morning self-directed yoga isn't really yoga anymore. It's an amalgam of odd poses, stretches that physios have given me over the years, finding what feels good, mindful breathing and thinking about the writing to come over the day ahead.

Useful article convincingly argues manufacture of studge (genetically modified lab-grown bacteria aka precision ferments) is a very profligate way to use energy. Calculations on the other side wd be great: land opportunity missed costs of small farming wrt co2, biodiversity etc.

Is it weird that I've started craving dandelion leaves? I'm going with it.

Just watching this for the second time. It's absolutely blistering. Go Johan Rockström and Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research PIK. Cost of climate damage by the time my grandkids hit their mid-twenties: 18% of global GDP - but that's the least of it.

Great news that you won the ballot Clive Lewis MP - Climate and Nature Bill #CANbill please!

Reposting this because of a typo last time: 'A study ... found that more than 330,000 excess deaths ... could be attributed to spending cuts in [the] austerity period' Jonathan Freedland taking the long (-ish) view podbean.com/media/share/di…

Hi @pgreenfielduk , it looks like the headline to your recent article about land sinks is wrong - is a correction needed? bsky.app/profile/hausfa…

Here's a poem to dust off in bleak times. @bearspeaks reading his poem 'In the Meantime' facebook.com/share/v/1XFG8y…