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Earth-defender. Emeritus Prof of Philosophy UEA. Also at @greenrupertread, my much larger POLITICAL/PUBLIC account, with much more frequent posting.
Norwich, England
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Prof. Rupert Read retweeted
"Every major ecosystem, that we depend on for our own survival, is on a pathway to collapse."
Watch @CarolineLucas on BBC #QuestionTime talking about the suppressed National Security Assessment (NSA). We MUST continue to push for the UK Government to release the full report.
#climate #ukgovernment #dobetter
Prof. Rupert Read retweeted
Extinction Rebellion activists stage a loud 'Cacerolazo' noise protest in central London, banging pots and pans to demand the UK government release its full, unredacted National Security Assessment on global ecosystem collapse and climate risks.
Prof. Rupert Read retweeted
"If you include sea travel,... air travel... [and] the carbon in the products that we buy from abroad. Emissions have barely fallen since 1990 so can we please nail this myth that Britain is a leader on climate, We're just not", @GreenRupertRead.
Extinction Rebellion protests in London
#politicslive - 1215 on BBC2 most weekdays (1115 on Wednesdays if there is a PMQs) with Jo Coburn and Andrew Neil live from Westminster
Prof. Rupert Read retweeted
This is the REDACTED version of the UK government report on ecosystem collapse. They refuse to release the full version. Imagine how bad that must be. No wonder @ChrisGPackham is pissed off and demanding better.
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Prof. Rupert Read retweeted
This felt like a trip down memory lane. I teamed up with @XRebellionUK, which I helped launch back in the day, to call for the suppressed National Security Assessment to be released in full. We need to know what we are preparing for! Watch.
#loveandrage #london #climate #NSA
Prof. Rupert Read retweeted
The building #Norwich Quakers use is 200 years old this year. There is an exhibition and events during #HeritageWeek to celebrate the anniversary. Check the various dates and opening times via the link.
networknorwich.co.uk/Article…
Prof. Rupert Read retweeted
WATCH: I was pleased to team up with #XR at the weekend to call for the full National Security Assessment (NSA) to be published. How can we prepare if they won't tell us what's coming?
youtube.com/watch?v=jWVHprkA…
Prof. Rupert Read retweeted
"Not Rocket Science" 💁♂️ on Preparing Britain for What's Coming | Ruper... youtu.be/M1yWXE64tbE?si=Zgph… via @YouTube
Prof. Rupert Read retweeted
A UK national security assessment has warned that climate-driven ecosystem collapse could threaten our food security, drive migration, increase geopolitical instability and raise the risk of conflict.
It was published in January.
Most people have never heard of it.
We should be talking about this far more.👇
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Prof. Rupert Read retweeted
"As we enter what is likely the worst #ElNiño event in history, amid geopolitical turmoil that would have put our systems under grave pressure even on its own, consideration of how we can adapt and survive is urgent."
We face a choice; build resilience or be shaped by crisis 👇
resilience.org/stories/2026-…
Prof. Rupert Read retweeted
Unbelievably disappointing u-turn from the PM - where is the serious culture change at Westminster we were promised? Our democracy should not be for sale theguardian.com/politics/202…
Prof. Rupert Read retweeted
The likely explanation of this is that they simply don’t have an adequate plan. That’s why they won’t allow us to know their plan: because they barely have one.
(That’s obviously why they have tried to suppress the National Security Assessment on ecosystem collapse and the DEFRA ‘critical systems’ report. It’s probably the same here.)
"A water industry source said plans were not published to avoid alarming the public. The government said the plans were not published for security reasons"
Following Starmer's line, Burnham & Co. refuse to inform the public about what's coming
Insane
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Prof. Rupert Read retweeted
"The future is already arriving; what we sometimes lack is the courage to imagine it clearly."
I've imagined a research-based possible global future. While it starts seven years from now, much of it happens before 2033, in choices already made - and still being made.
bendingthearcmagazine.substa…
Prof. Rupert Read retweeted
WATCH: A short time after I was on TV speaking about the increasing risk of #wildfires, one broke out a few miles from where I live. This is our reality now...and it's going to get worse.
youtube.com/watch?v=MnOeZ7uL…
Prof. Rupert Read retweeted
Heat isn't just uncomfortable; it's killing people. I was invited on TV to talk about ways we can better cope (and, no, it isn't by installing air con!).
youtube.com/watch?v=4qTy_BUD…
Prof. Rupert Read retweeted
NEW: Are we losing the battle against ever growing #wildfires? I went on TV to discuss this. It was shortly before a major fire broke out on heathland in #Norwich, a few miles from where I live. #Norfolk is a tinderbox, as our climate gets hotter and drier.
Watch: youtube.com/watch?v=MnOeZ7uL…
Prof. Rupert Read retweeted
What the billionaire media and energy companies don’t want you to know.
Great bit of truth telling from @GreenRupertRead You should follow him.
Prof. Rupert Read retweeted
Bbc #Wato just did a whole item on the Thames barrier needing replacing early… without once mentioning the >reason< why!: ie Without mentioning human caused climate chaos / sea-level rise.
In the middle of this summer of extreme climate impacts, that’s a stunning fail.
Pse RT
Prof. Rupert Read retweeted
Join #ExtinctionRebellion to demand the publication of the full, unredacted version of the National Security Assessment, a plan to address the existential risks it highlights and to demand a UK-wide briefing on the Climate and Nature risks.
#London 12-14th September