Energy sovereignty starts with breaking our dependence on fossil fuels. Nuclear, wind, solar & geothermal give countries the tools to produce abundant, reliable energy domestically—strengthening energy security, reducing reliance on volatile global markets & building a more resilient future.

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Krill fishing in the Southern Ocean is shrimply unnecessary!

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Atlantic bluefin tuna are making a comeback in British waters. But instead of protecting this magnificent fish, the UK government has greenlit further fishing. Listen to @georgemonbiot.bsky.social speak with host Mark Lynas about his encounters with bluefin tuna on this week's podcast episode.

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Click to see what magnificent creature @georgemonbiot.bsky.social is witnessing from his sea kayak off the coast of South Devon. Tune into this week's podcast episode of Saving the World from Bad Ideas with host Mark Lynas, airing Thurs. 9am CEST, where George dives into his love for this animal.

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There are plenty of technologies to make the production of food and goods more sustainable, writes WePlanet's @hiddemhigh.bsky.social, but they all consume a lot of electricity. So, it is crucial to start generating more energy – much more. #EnergyAbundance #GreenTechnology shorturl.at/6DpW7

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