Glorious sunset this evening. With so much troubling around us, the sheer beauty and peace of nature can really help ground me

As a starter. Here are a few very home made videos about the reality of Energy from Waste and carbon.

The BBC suggested that EfW was the dirtiest form of power generation. While technically true it's not very helpful.

I'm currently working on the next stage. To get waste treatment to net zero.

So I've had an account here for a while and have been very quiet but hoping to chat more about climate, energy and waste policy in the coming months

Hey y'all. New here. The indispensable @costasamaras.bsky.social has put together this 'starter pack' list of folks working on energy and climate solutions you can follow with a click of a button... go.bsky.app/Aa1sErQ

Happy Friday to all the reply guys saying how renewables are a terrible idea.

I hate to break it to you but >80% of new generation capacity built is now renewable energy, mainly solar and wind.

See the trend? Coal (black) and fossil gas (grey) getting squeezed more and more.

This is a remarkable statistic given the cited nations

NEW – Autumn statement 2023: Key climate and energy announcements | @joshgabbatiss.bsky.social @mollylempriere.bsky.social w/comment from @julietphillips.bsky.social

Read here: bit.ly/3STo3Tn

Climate policies versus behaviour...

I was invited to a secotor dinner. Organisers changed their default vegetarian food policy (to reduce emissions) following feedback from delegates last year.

People wanted meat. How do we drive behaviour change and bring people with us?

This is very cool from UK clothing company Rapanui. Buy back any all Cotton clothing to help end waste. We need more of this

rapanuiclothing.com/circular-clo...

After a few years of record-breaking temperatures and extreme weather events… climate scientists — who once refrained from entering the public fray — are now using strident language to describe the warming planet. www.washingtonpost.com/climate-envi...

There is a sense of newness with this of wondering if the things like 'tweetups' (remember those) may happen again.

Also why the use of the term 'the other place' here when talking about the site formally known as twitter, feels like talk in the house of lords

Really fascinating and some great stats about the implications of hydrogen for aviation and the challenges as well as opportunities for solar

I'm surprised after the lack of an enduring poll bounce the first time with heat pumps, that they think this could be a winning strategy. Feels like it will appeal to the base who would vote for them anyway

Doing a major lifeboat exercise on twitter if you have any spare codes going and want them to go to a good home.