Gold Green Impact 2022 award for our team! ♻️🍾🎉🍏♻️ @UCLPsychiatry @UCLBrainScience https://t.co/t5CJtCZMg8

We are currently using up 1.7 Earth’s worth of the raw materials for building “renewables” - and are on the way to using 3 by 2050. We will run out of materials before we ever get to an energy transition under current plans. We need less growth and less energy usage.

Stay connected to nature this winter by joining us for #12DaysWild. Do something wild every day from 25 – 5 Jan! Sign up NOW ✨ https://t.co/AuFnVBEycp

So excited and humbled to be playing a small role in setting up the AmazonFACE experiment! This will study the response of some small areas of rainforest to higher CO2 concentrations It will help answer key questions on future carbon sinks and climate https://t.co/2kFIsGgFFm

12. There’s loads of information about the impacts of livestock farming, and the technologies and politics that could lead the transition away from it, in Regenesis, supported with abundant references.

Hugely important paper! "Global greening" since the 1980s actually reversed around the year 2000 The trend turned to "browning" in 90% of vegetated area due to climates becoming too hot and dry in many places Chen et al 2021 (including @ciais_philippe) https://t.co/jM4K4nb5Pc

Nestlé uses more than 2.8 billion pounds (1.3 million metric tonnes) of plastic each year 🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤- and only 1% of its entire packaging is reusable. Its plastic waste has been discovered in over 30 countries worldwide. The plastic pollution crisis is out of control! ✊🏽

@cashandcarrots @turbotechdog There are US and European meat figures in the article. I wrote a whole section on it. Conclusion is the same. https://t.co/5iZ9rdkN0y

Are meat substitutes really better for the climate than meat and dairy? It was surprisingly hard to find a dataset that answered this question, so I started building one. I show the results in my new Substack post. Spoiler: yes, most are lower-carbon. https://t.co/5iZ9rdkN0y

Yesterday, some of the best of humanity came together on the Aldersbrook in Ilford to uncover a river so choked in plastic & rubbish it had ceased to flow. With a day of difficult & tiring work, they managed to uncover the river & begin bringing it back to life.

Bone-headed & senseless decision. Govt says #SizewellC is vital to meet 2035 electricity decarbonisation target, but *its own impact statement* found we won't get supply for at least another 13-17 years - do the maths! Nuclear is hugely costly & simply can't help meet 2035 target

Recent announcements are threatening our wildlife and wild spaces which are vital for thriving communities! 💔 Let your MP know we won’t stand for the #AttackOnNature by delivering your message straight to their door! 👇 https://t.co/hp6CpiDgAx

Trees are famous for their carbon storage potential, but did you know they can help limit flooding too? 🌳 👇 #NationalTreeWeek https://t.co/soyoETixf0

Have you noticed the weather? It’s warm enough to be summer. I find this more frightening than the economic mess the country is in, more frightening than my cancer.

⚡ NEW REPORT ⚡ The Lancet Countdown 2022 Report warns that health is at the mercy of fossil fuels. Read the 2022 assessment of the health impacts of climate change, and the health benefits of climate action: https://t.co/5AYfdGzvRg #LancetClimate22

@ChrisGPackham @XRBristol @JustStop_Oil @XRebellionUK If oil companies invest in more oil extraction (contributing to climate change) they can avoid the windfall tax. No wonder people are throwing soup

Help us send a clear message to UK Government asking them to #DefendNature by protecting our wildlife and wild spaces. Send your local MP a postcard directly to their door! 🚪 https://t.co/WN6Sg1Jx9H

The acorns that jays collect and bury in the autumn ready for the winter ahead, often get forgotten, growing into Oak saplings and eventually trees. 🌲 https://t.co/cAYALO4iSU

The horrors of the war in Ukraine should not put #ClimateAction on the back burner. Doubling down on fossil fuels is not the answer. The only path to energy security, stable power prices & a livable planet lies in accelerating the renewable energy transition.

For the good of future generations, we must retain existing laws and improve protections for #nature, writes Joan Edwards, director of policy for The @WildlifeTrusts https://t.co/3GN1gdWJKR

“It’s a really bleak moment, not only because of the reports showing that emissions are still rising (...), but we also have so much scientific evidence that we are very, very close to irreversible changes." PIK Director @jrockstrom in @guardianeco. https://t.co/8K3TZY1dAl