Welcome fish lovers if you want to save 11 Billion fish from death in #thekillingtunnels @hinkleypointC. RT this @MPGeorgeEustice @DefraGovuk or email him George.Eustice.MP@parliament.uk

Thank you to the Hinkley Point C action group for attending The UK River Summit and spreading awareness of the situation at the nuclear power plant, where @edfenergy and NNB Generation Company (HPC) aim to remove the planned Acoustic Fish Deterrent fish protection measure...

I hear the press have got hold of some pictures and so I have been forced to make this statement. Needless to say, I apologise.

Goodbye Gove. You were wrong about almost everything.

Hinkley C nuclear plant costs could soar to £46bn. The completion date could also be delayed by three years. https://t.co/ughwdhmei0

Why 'Great British Nuclear' is a bad deal for the british people @SayNo2SizewellC @JustStop_Oil @stophinkley @NFLAUKandI

Protest against new Borssele nuclear power plants receives support from England https://t.co/GBaN0Zf6Ko

@NFLAUKandI have written to CEOs of 9 investment firms urging them not to invest in Sizewell C and instead back green energy - https://t.co/OkrQvCeylH @SayNo2SizewellC @StopSizewellC @dorfman_p @BlackwaterBANNG @PAWBpawb @stophinkley @jonathonporritt @GreenpeaceUK

We are proud to have won the #HighwayCode improvements that make #WalkingNumber1 🚶☝️ We also know that updating the Code was just the beginning. Today's @theaa_uk survey results just remind us to keep the momentum. Help us whittle the 61% down by sharing these posts 🧵

The water and fish supply for the Super Reserve is jeapordised by nearby Hinkley A to become a radioactive waste store, Hinkley B to be deactivated over decades, Hinkley C to kill 11 billion fish during its 60 years operation, seriously effecting migration of eels and salmon.

3 big energy stories: launch of review of electricity market design; National Grid's Future Energy Scenarios warns heat pump plans “insufficient” & risk missing targets; High court gives Gov 8mnths to outline how its net zero policies will achieve targets

Another £75m bung for nuclear, while tidal pleads for help: https://t.co/NyprkV9lqD https://t.co/o36bTOxmUY

This ‘super reserve’ is not just for the birds. It could change the landscape of Britain | Stephen Moss

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Migration of Elvers from Sargasso Sea sucked up by water intake heads of HPC. Survivors struggle to Somerset Levels to live >20 yrs before again running gauntlet of HPC to Sargasso Sea to spawn One of many species at risk. https://t.co/eBZUFmQ877 https://t.co/rNpAHwmUis

Banners outside The Royal Court of Justice today. A Judicial Review is challenging the MMOs decision decision to licence EDF to dump toxic mud dredged from construction off Hinkley C offshore from Portishead and Bristol Port https://t.co/rNpAHwmUis and https://t.co/eBZUFmQ877

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@_richardblack Thank you for this thread. It puts me in mind of produce being exported during the Hunger in Ireland, as people starved.

So, argue for continuing UK oil and gas production on the basis of jobs, balance of payments or whatever argument you want, but... please let's not have any more of this 'increasing UK production is essential at a time of crisis'. Because the export figures tell a different story

...and energy security will always depend on UK companies (not the government) paying the market price

Fracking wouldn't change this. Nor would increasing North Sea production, were that even feasible. Unless you want to argue for state ownership of the gas produced, it will always get sold where the profit margin is biggest...