What does the approaching El Niño mean for the world’s economies and for us? We are in a period of ever escalating costs. But we should understand El Niño not as just one more shock driving up prices, but as part of a climate supercycle tinyurl.com/j5xsyzvw | @theecologist.org

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Heat networks are a v. good idea & can help tackle climate change. But there's huge potential for completely mucking them up, now being realised by councils &, possibly, gov't. theecologist.org/2026/sep/02/... in @theecologist.org & thanks @fuelpovertyaction.bsky.social @heattrust.bsky.social

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”This is not a story about sacrifice. Protecting our ecosystems and phasing out fossil fuels is how we protect livelihoods and build strong, resilient economies, not how we trade them away. Effective action on climate is not a “cost” it would be the greatest cost saving in human history. ”

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“On a good day at Strawberry Hill... you actually have to raise your voice to talk over the volume of birds, and that’s not a problem that many people suffer from any more.”

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Interesting article and recommended reading.. In 2022 the fossil fuel giant Shell, left its Dutch jurisdiction and fled offshore, to a rogue jurisdiction, from which it could continue to drive the climate crisis. That rogue jurisdiction is England and Wales…. English and Welsh laws enable it!..

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