Wanstead Climate Action retweeted
šØ BREAKING: @brianeno @MassiveAttackUK @thecure @thomyorke @alexander_olly and over 200 other musicians have added their voice urging Prime Minister @andyburnham to stop the enormous Rosebank oil field.
Wanstead Climate Action retweeted
The mean for July finished 22.1°C, 3.6°C above average. A new record.
Rainfall was 0.15mm, the driest in the series to 1797. Another new record.
Sunshine at Heathrow was 325.4hrs, second only to the 1911 record. Though that sun figure could be higher? @RoostWeather @SnowbieWx
Wanstead Climate Action retweeted
Letters to the Editor ā week ending 26 July 2026 ā via @LabourList labourlist.org/2026/07/lette⦠@WansteadClimate @CalvinBailey @Jcblackman @labourlewis @M_Star_Online @GuptaPushpita @tribunemagazine @MayorofLondon @andyburnham @BBCLondonNews @itv
Wanstead Climate CafƩ Listening Circle (co-facilitated by WCA member Liz) has been covered by BBC news. It's a space to share feelings and thoughts about the situation we're in.
The 'misery' bit was said in humour.
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwylā¦
@wavidi @Wansteadium
Wanstead Climate Action retweeted
Our media are fossil fuel sock puppets in the same way as many of our politicians. Normalise the fires, focus on the NESO witch-hunt designed to stop Renewables.
A leaked military report has warned that prolonged high temperatures and volatility in weather patterns now pose an existential risk to Britain's food security, economy and geopolitical stability. If the government is unwilling to heed that warning, Britain will become less secure, says Lord Deben. The Independent
independent.co.uk/voices/cliā¦
Wanstead Climate Action retweeted
Extreme weather expert, Professor Hayley Fowler, explains at the #NationalEmergencyBriefing last Nov why heatwaves are getting longer & more dangerous, bringing a heightened risk of wildfire to the UK.
Itās time for government to level with the public and lead urgent action.
Wanstead Climate Action retweeted
Climate change will manifest as a series of disasters viewed through phones with footage that gets closer and closer to where you live until youāre the one filming it
The devastation in Walthamstow, London today.
30 gardens and one home burnt down in flames as high as a house
Wanstead Climate Action retweeted
Climate crisis threat to homes, food and health revealed eppingforestguardian.co.uk/n⦠@CalvinBailey @Jas_Athwal @wesstreeting @Uma_Kumaran @stellacreasy @MayorofLondon @WansteadClimate @TheWansteadtap @mavicristancho @Jcblackman @GuptaPushpita @Shamshia1 @paulpowlesland
New Heathrow consultation
"a red alert is flashing on aviation decarbonisation progress. ... a huge gift of extra emissions through Heathrow expansion."
aef.org.uk/2026/06/24/ccc-waā¦
#Heathrow #heatwave
theguardian.com/environment/ā¦
Wanstead Climate Action retweeted
Wanstead Climate Action retweeted
Could we actually hope this is a wake up call?
Will this extreme heat, the harbinger of the future, silence the #FossilFuel ādrill baby drillā idiots?
Or am I trusting too much in humanity?
#ClimateCrisis
Wanstead Climate Action retweeted
We are in the Age of Humans - the Anthropocene.
Our new article (open access) shows how even with a moderate future emissions scenario, global temperature will still be elevated by 3-4°C in the year 3000!
Lifetime of our CO2 in the air is that long.
agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.ā¦
Wanstead Climate Action retweeted
Replying to @WansteadClimate
27/5/2005 max was 32.1C
25/5/2026 max was 33.4C
Today max (so far) 35.3C - so over 3C hotter than the 2005 figure!!
Wanstead Climate Action retweeted
34.7C now which also beats the June max record, a whole month before that was set in 1976! #YeahBut1976
Wanstead Climate Action retweeted
New research on Scotland's Dava Moor Fire - described as the UK's first "megafire" - shows how unusually dry conditions contributed to an intense, fast-spreading wildfire.
Read why dry periods may be increasing extreme wildfire risk in the UK: buff.ly/5d0tOHy
Wanstead Climate Action retweeted
The UK uses less energy than almost anyone anticipated 20 years ago, but opportunities to act on this potential were largely missed š
Watch the full seminar that builds on report findings š¹ļøā¬ļø tyndall.ac.uk/watch/watch-puā¦



















