Lisa Marriott
lisaamarriott.bsky.social
Lisa Marriott
@lisaamarriott.bsky.social
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Dilettante, nature loving, optimist. NHS disciple and “woke leftie”
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I take it you are unaware that it is possible to grow crops under solar panels. I don't know if this solar farm had panels as tall as double deckers, but at least one of national significance is. Growing veg and solar don't have to be in conflict.

www.bbc.com/news/article...
Will farming under solar panels take off?
Farming under solar panels is still in the early stages in India, but will it catch on?
www.bbc.com
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Good quality housing: what the UK could learn from the Dutch

Affordable, sustainable, climate-adapted housing that matches regional and national needs is desperately required everywhere

By Professor Juliet Lodge

@yorkshirebylines.co.uk
Good quality housing: what the UK could learn from the Dutch
Affordable, sustainable, climate-adapted housing that matches regional and national needs is desperately required everywhere
yorkshirebylines.co.uk
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I don't personally think it's fair to deprive British people of our engineers, nurses, teachers, doctors, carers - not to mention our husbands and wives....
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Quite astonishing that the Conservatives now have MPs calling for revoking people's right to live in the UK.

Until now only the far right have proposed that.
Katie Lam has made a video - focusing on not giving new ILR grants to people who don't have it

But quietly including the Conservative proposal to be the first government since Idi Amin in 1972 to revoke the permanent leave to remain, then expel: she underplays to what extent
x.com/Katie_Lam_MP...
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The draft legislation is crackers. It would fail immediately if we stayed in the ECHR but it disappears the human rights act. if passed after that it would involve mandatory loss of ILR for up to 400,000 people + refusal of 2-3 million others, though without no credible means to identify or remove
Here Lam explicitly sets out her proposal - which is official Conservative Party policy - to deport long-standing legal permanent residents who have *ever* claimed any benefit, including the state pension or child benefit (even if the child is British), or who earn less than £39K.
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For years, there's been a massive over-emphasis on food miles, and a massive under-emphasis on food type.
By far and away the best dietary decision you can make, for environmental, humanitarian and public health purposes, is to cut out animal products.
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As always, it’s worth imagining how this would be described if it was the exact same thing but happening in Kenya or South Africa
BREAKING

President Trump is demanding that the DOJ pay him about $230 million in compensation for the federal investigations into him.

Any settlement will ultimately be approved by senior department officials who defended him or those in his orbit.

Full Story: nyti.ms/3WNm2sv
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BREAKING 🚨: Equinor has admitted the Rosebank oil field would result in 249 million tonnes of CO2.

That's more than the combined annual emissions of Ireland, Belgium and Greece.

But Equinor says that's not their problem. They profit, everyone else pays the price.
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Did you know that two-thirds of Gen Zs and Millennials are anxious about climate change and over half research a company’s environmental impact before taking a job? In today's blog we go into why sustainability is a non-negotiable in securing great talent👇
https://tinyurl.com/rewilding-britain-blog
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UK food inflation is being driven by climate change-induced extreme weather, driving up price of butter, milk, beef, chocolate & coffee

The price rises in those staples is contributing 40% of overall food inflation

Climate change is hitting peoples' pockets, right now

www.ft.com/content/ced8...
Five staples fuelling UK food inflation as climate risks rise, study finds
Findings challenge narrative that food price growth is being driven by higher taxes and wage costs
www.ft.com
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“Businesses are moving, not because of rhetoric or ideology, but because clean energy now underpins competitiveness.”

In @businessgreen.bsky.social our Chair Sir Ian Cheshire says the UK’s #NetZero economy is growing 3x faster than the rest, but ambition still outpaces delivery.

bit.ly/47B9Hhh
Politics may be loud, but business is clear: Britain's future is already net zero
Britain can make climate leadership the backbone of economic growth, but policy needs to clear the path, writes Sir Ian Cheshire
www.businessgreen.com
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🚀 Temu’s profits have skyrocketed, but their tax bills…
Well, they look like they came from Temu.

How are they, and others like them, getting away with it? 🕵️🧵 1/12
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"By moving to plant-rich diets we could not only reduce our emissions from the food system by 61 to 75% (in high-income countries), we’d also save a huge amount of land - in the UK potentially an area almost the size of Scotland - and it would be healthier for us."
🍺🍷 What does climate change mean for your pint of beer or glass of wine?
Professor Paul Behrens from our Future of Food Programme shares five insights on how it’s transforming what we eat and why it matters this #WorldFoodDay.
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Oxford professor: Five facts you need to know about climate change’s impact on food #worldfoodday
🍺 Beer prices could double🪳 Pests could wreak havoc on crops🌱 Switching to a plant-rich diet could save land almost the size of Scotland@OxMartinSchool's ...
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1. To opinions! Solar is the cheapest source of bulk electricity in many countries, and the quickest to deploy, and now you couldn't stop it being built if you wanted to. The limits to PV build in most places are grid access, permitting, and sometimes installation labour.
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Good news for the King.

There is precedent for stripping a royal title from a troublesome family member: Henry VIII decreed that his daughters were no longer Princesses

One wrinkle: He did so by declaring them illegitimate.
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Some good news/

Home Office evaluation of the Refugee Transitions Outcomes Fund - pilot schemes to help employment, housing and integration for newly recognised refugees.

Substantially improved employment outcomes & had positive fiscal impacts.

www.gov.uk/government/p...