Dude. Surf’s down.
Lots! Watch this space…
It’s not that people haven’t been told about climate change.
It’s that we’ve barely started explaining what happens when the systems we depend on start failing together.
Good grief
Cynthia Barzuna and I will shortly be heading to CBD COP17 focused on one fairly obvious question: how do we make sure the ocean is properly part of the global biodiversity conversation? And, as ever at these things, we’re looking forward to the conversations in between the official programme too.
Britannia Shield sounds like something Professor Quatermass cooked up in a Ministry of Defence bunker in 1974, shortly before the soundtrack went ominous.
We talk a lot about transforming food systems to tackle climate change, but blue foods remain surprisingly absent from national climate plans.
New @worldresources.bsky.social research delves deep to see what’s included & what isn’t.
Join us on 13 October to learn more:
hub.wri.org/events/2026/...
You don’t make the cost of environmental damage disappear by removing the regulation. You just send the bill somewhere else…
I feel a perpetual headline is:
“Is social media runining [insert topic]”
And why is it that prices are rising….?
About time. Brexit is probably the most expensive act of national self-harm ever sold as an exercise in “taking back control”.
“Are those artificial diamonds?” “How dare you. They’re super diamonds.”
Here’s mine: www.linkedin.com/posts/tompic...
CO₂ was around 180-190ppm in the last ice age. It’s around 427ppm today.
Klytus, I’m bored…
Standard bag of haribo starmix at WH Smith, Manchester airport, is *£4.89*
The new @unep.org Limiting Overshoot report warns that many impacts of warming, from sea-level rise to ecosystem disruption, will continue long after temperatures peak.
I unpack why this should strengthen our resolve to act in this article.
Scanned these with the ivy processed food app… scored 1/100. I've seen less brutal peer reviews.
🚨🌊Sea surface temperatures have risen steadily over the past 5 decades, reaching new records in 2026.
On Aug. 22, the daily average sea surface temperature across the global ocean outside the polar regions reached 21.10°C, the highest daily value ever recorded. Read more: go.wri.org/ocean-temp-bs
