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Our water should not be a play thing for private shareholders.
❌£78 billion taken out in dividends
❌£1.7 million in average annual CEO pay
❌Not one new reservoir built
We’re at the #MARCHFORCLEANWATER demanding @SteveReedMP take our water into public hands.
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Huge congrats & kudos to @RiverActionUK & the @MarchforWater allies for the amazing action in Westminster today. Massive turnout demanding that @Keir_Starmer & @SteveReedMP put an end to sewage pollution once & for all. 👏💪✊🌎🌊
Some BCCF members on their way to this today together with Great Ouse Valley Environmental Trust. #MarchForWater #DontLoseTheOuse
Tomorrow we have to stand up and be counted .
So please join me at the March for Clean Water .
Albert Embankment , London , SE1 7HF , muster at 11 , March at 11-45 , rally in Parliament Square , legal , peaceful , polite
Details marchforcleanwater.org @MarchforWater #WearBlue
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The crisis in our oceans shows how quickly climate chaos can strike newscientist.com/article/mg2…
Friends, we used to find Twitter useful. But my how things have changed…. Is it time to leave Musk’s ‘X’ for good…? ❓
0%Yes, it’s now a cesspit.
100%No, it’s still useful.
2 votes • Final results BCCF retweeted
The face of the climate crisis in 4K.
Make no mistake: This will be on your doorstep. That's because fossil fuel CEOs are isolated from climate change, tucked away in air-conditioned compounds.
It's time to stand up to those polluters and end fossil fuel extraction.
The wealthiest countries that should be investing in renewables are the ones funding more drilling for #FossilFuels. theguardian.com/environment/…
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As I and other scientists have estimated +20 m is the level of committed sea level rise (SLR) at this level of CO2. That much SLR will take time. Here's that map, with most of the impacts around the North Sea and Denmark according to @ClimateCentral ss2.climatecentral.org/#6/51…
The first 100 Days. No excuses.
Today in the King’s speech the priorities were outlined for this parliamentary term – nature was not mentioned once .
We need this new government to commit to restoring nature in their first 100 days in office , get involved at lovera.ge/signup
We better hope so! #CircularEconomy
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We have a new government!
Now is the time to make change happen and with people like you pushing our politicians to show real dedication, we could make this parliament the climate parliament 🌏
Here are five climate wins we're calling for…
BCCF retweeted
“Market forces not enough to halt climate change” by @ft writer @martinwolf_ ft.com/content/b2b6fb7a-9477… Two concerns with the piece:
1) it’s taken till 2024 to realise this! 2) simplistic dismissal of degrowth is as dangerous as the “market forces“ nonsense he recently believed in.
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Disastrous fruit and vegetable crops must be ‘wake-up call’ for UK, say farmers theguardian.com/environment/…
Climate crisis & depletion of nature barely mentioned by the two main parties in this general election campaign. Whereas ‘the boats’ and who will charge more or less taxation have been the main focus 😞
This election's conspiracy of silence on climate & nature is deeply damaging - and totally out of step with the public. My reflections on 14 years in which the environment became a top priority for voters, despite timidity & roll backs from other parties theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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Analysis: UK misses tree-planting targets by forest the ‘size of Birmingham’ | @Josh_Gabbatiss @VernerViisas
Read here: buff.ly/4eJa0se
Got to love Joe Lycett, nicely highlighting the @Shell court case against @GreenpeaceUK
A major update on my legal case against Harry Styles.
cc @Shell @GreenpeaceUK
Link: act.gp/JoeLycettXGP
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Where is the media @BBC
@LBC @itvnews @MailOnline
@itn when hundreds of thousands peaceful protests march for nature?
@ChrisGPackham 100% correct when he said that the media only report whena bit of cornstarch is thrown on #Stonehenge
#marchfornature
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Unfortunately, last night’s heavy rain, combined with runoff from melting snow has led to catastrophic flooding in some locations across the French and Swiss Alps. This is aerial footage from La Bérarde in the Massif des Écrins, France. Credit: Frédi Meignan
Wonderful, beautiful peaceful #RestoreNatureNow in London this afternoon. Good to find so many Beds friends there too in the run up to July 4th. #ClimateVoters #MarchForNature #Nature #Wildlife
…No more #Ecocide

























