š„ No Non-Radical Futures Available: Winning for the Climate, Winning for Workers
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š„ No Non-Radical Futures Available: Winning for the Climate, Winning for Workers
š£ Saturday 31 October
š Crowndale Centre, London NW1 1BD
ā All trade union members welcome
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It's worth adding that since 2020, the CCC published revised estimates of the cost of net-zero, which it now says would amount to £108bn over 25 years, or 0.2% of GDP
This is mainly due to falling costs for EVsĀ ā more here:
It seems the original sin here was by David Turver, a retired engineer and self-described "accidental energy analyst", who made the £957bn claim in a 12 Jan article for the Spectator, previewing his 13 Jan report for rightwing thinktank the Institute of Economic Affairs
Find out more about El NiƱo and climate breakdown here.
El NiƱo hits Chile with mudslide and floods in the capital and surrounding region.
Tory maths fail when attacking net zero accidentally turns £458bn into £957bn. Oops. But there is a more deliberate dishonesty here, where all the costs of NOT taking climate action are ignored: higher household bills, health costs and spiralling climate breakdown.
El NiƱo: Ten Things You Need to Know Includes forecasts of floods & droughts, why this El NiƱo is a 'Godzilla', and why this is not a good time for another hit to global food security And why the biggest problem with El NiƱo is that we've already superheated the land & seas by burning fossil fuels
Protest in Matlock against the Reform-led Derbyshire county council removing all references to climate change and net zero from their "Environmental Strategy".
Important article on the risk of AMOC collapse.
"The most important no-regret measure is also the only one scientists say can reduce the risk of the AMOC collapsing in the first place: cutting planet-warming emissions."
More in our 2025 briefing here: www.campaigncc.org/amoc
As governments from around the world gather in Nadi, Fiji to prepare for COP31, the United Kingdom is inching closer to a monumental decision on the future of fossil fuels.
El NiƱo: Ten Things You Need to Know Includes forecasts of floods & droughts, why this El NiƱo is a 'Godzilla', and why this is not a good time for another hit to global food security And why the biggest problem with El NiƱo is that we've already superheated the land & seas by burning fossil fuels
This summer started with an unprecedented heatwave in late May.
It's almost October now, and last night temperatures over most of the UK were between 7C and 11C hotter than normal for the time of year.
This summer started with an unprecedented heatwave in late May.
It's almost October now, and last night temperatures over most of the UK were between 7C and 11C hotter than normal for the time of year.
People support clean energy but think others don't. People support clean air but think others don't. People support low traffic neighbourhoods but think others don't. And they think others don't because vested interests and right-wing media work hard to create that impression.
The north Devon revolt against a vast AI datacentre planned within a UNESCO biosphere reserve.
From 2011:
"Faced with the combined threats of land subsidence and rising temperatures and sea levels, the World Bank has predicted that Bangkokās flood risk will increase four-fold from now by 2050."
#Bangkok
#Thailand š¹š
#ClimateEmergency
Photos: Heavy rains and flooding in Bangkok force thousands into shelters https://aje.news/i27o1x
Disaster zone declared across Bangkok as heavy rain triggers flooding https://aje.news/16i117
Reform UK's funding has made headlines this year. But its ties to the UAE have largely flown under the radar. Our new report maps how an oil-rich Gulf state with no elections has built links to Farage et al, and into the wider UK far right, including Tommy Robinson. fairsq.org/petropopulis...
And of course, these 450,000 deaths are *only* those caused by extreme heat, not from flooding, Pacific storms, wildfires... or crop failure. There are some very alarming predictions about El NiƱo's impact on global hunger and food prices when combined with fertiliser shortages.
This extreme El NiƱo will bring drought, wildfires & crop losses in some regions and more intense rains & flooding in others. El NiƱo is predicted to push about 50 million people into acute hunger and increase food prices. Simultaneously, global food production is being hit by high fertiliser costs