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Marc Amer retweeted
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In 2019 Colorado passed reforms to spur the oil and gas industry to pay for its own cleanup. Our investigation with @GuardianUS digs into how the regulator instead quietly let the three biggest oil companies off the hook 🧵 desmog.com/2026/06/02/colora…
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Pakistan is now world's #2 solar panel importer. More than India, more than entire Gulf. Almost none of it policy-driven. Grid power is costly & unreliable so households go solar. But does that push grid fees higher for everyone left behind? More soon: janrosenow.substack.com/
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NEW @IEA data: clean energy investment is now more than double fossil fuels. $2,155bn vs $1,008bn in 2025. The crossover happened around 2016. Since then the gap has only widened. What was a narrow lead a decade ago is now a >2-to-1 split.
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Reform are out of touch with their own supporters - while the Reform hierarchy campaign for Fracking and against Solar a new poll out this week shows Reform supporters prefer Solar over Fracking by almost 2 to 1. The Gen Pop is 6 to 1 btw..:) eciu.net/media/press-release…
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"Clean power and decarbonisation are already a significant and growing part of the UK's industrial base. The UK cannot afford to step back from an industry already contributing £100bn to the economy and with huge future growth potential."
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Half of the UK's recessions since 1970 were triggered by fossil fuel shocks. Cutting dependence on volatile fossil fuels through renewables and nuclear isn't just climate policy - it's economic resilience. By 2050, the UK could avoid £445bn in fossil fuel spending.
Today we set out the new science-led target for the seventh Carbon Budget: ~87% emissions reduction in the period 2038-42. Delivering this through clean, homegrown energy will mean growth & investment - while protecting families & businesses from the fossil fuel rollercoaster.
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BREAKING: UK govt is targeting 87% cut in emissions by 2040 under the 7th "carbon budget" It says meeting this target will boost energy security, lower bills, create jobs and growth, improve quality of life – and tackle the "climate crisis"
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The net zero economy now supports 1.1m UK jobs and generates £105bn in economic value - proof that tackling climate change & growing the economy can go hand in hand. Carbon Budget 7 laid in Parliament today provides certainty to help unlock more investment and energy security.
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Trump believes climate change is a “hoax,” and he and his Big Oil friends want more fossil fuel and carbon emissions. Meanwhile, the planet is warming at dangerous levels and Europe is facing a record-breaking heatwave. We must break our fossil fuel addiction & save the planet.
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Net Zero is just a bad name for the opportunity of the Century - the Green Economy. This latest report from the CBI (not some leftie leaning think tank - the Confederation of British Industry..) makes this clear - already our Green Economy supports 1 million jobs and adds £100 Billion a year to our economy - half a Trillion £s of investment is poised to take place due to our commitment to this Net Zero thing. Net Zero suggests giving stuff up, the green economy is actually all about opportunity, jobs and GDP. Tony Blair and Nigel Farage have at least one thing in common - being dead wrong about Net Zero. buff.ly/qI9XYVI
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1/ NEW: The net zero economy is now supporting: ✅Over 1m jobs ✅£105bn in GVA ✅22,000 small businesses This analysis from @CBItweets is a reminder that net zero is a great British success story. And exactly why this Government is doubling down. theguardian.com/environment/…
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Over a million workers are now supported by the net zero economy. Last year we broke the record for solar generation. This year we’ve already broken records for offshore wind generation. That’s what delivering on our clean power mission looks like.
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I am so looking forward to proving him wrong. 🇬🇧🇪🇺
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The world is buying twenty million fewer gas cars each year than as recently as 2017.
Global sales of combustion engine cars peaked in 2017— To decarbonize road transport, the world must move away from petrol and diesel cars towards electric vehicles and other forms of low-carbon transport. This transition has already started. In fact, global sales of combustion engine cars are well past their peak and are now falling. As you can see in the chart, global sales peaked in 2017. This is calculated based on data from the International Energy Agency. Bloomberg New Energy Finance also estimated this peak occurred around that time. Sales of electric cars, on the other hand, are growing quickly. They more than doubled in the three years from 2022 to 2025. (This Data Insight was written by @_HannahRitchie.)
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Tesco shouldn't be allowed to rip people off like that, these criminal clubcards should be banned. 1 price in the supermarket only.
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Net Zero is a killer Jobs and firms slaughtered Investment buried Growth cremated
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Brexit only benefited the enemies of the UK and Europe. It was a traitorous, pro-Russian move that fractured Western unity. Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage played massive roles in delivering this disaster, handing Vladimir Putin his ultimate geopolitical dream
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This is utterly misleading. We haven’t relaxed an existing sanction on Russian oil products refined elsewhere. We’ve introduced a sanction for the first time. We’re strengthening sanctions not weakening them.
Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine could receive a £1bn boost after Sir Keir Starmer watered down sanctions on Russian oil, experts have said. The Prime Minister has allowed some imports of diesel and jet fuel derived from Russian crude into the UK following a surge in prices because of the war in Iran. 🔗: telegraph.co.uk/politics/202…
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They said EV was dying 🤣 By now, anyone with a brain can spot the lies online around EV, they are outdated and spread by fragile men that have barely the basic knowledge of electric cars. The latest Global EV Outlook from the International Energy Agency shows that electric vehicle growth is not slowing down globally, it’s accelerating. Over 20 million EVs were sold worldwide in 2025, meaning 1 in 4 new cars sold was electric. In 2026, that figure is expected to rise again to around 23 million vehicles, approaching 30% of all global new car sales. Europe saw EV sales jump by more than 30% last year, while China continues to dominate global production and demand. Countries that were considered “late adopters” are now seeing rapid growth too, largely because EVs are becoming more affordable and widely available. What’s interesting is that this isn’t just being driven by environmental policy anymore. Lower running costs, improving charging infrastructure, better battery technology, rising fuel prices and increased model choice are all pushing adoption higher. In some markets, EVs are now cheaper to buy than equivalent petrol cars. The narrative online often feels disconnected from reality. If you only read comment sections, you’d think EV sales were collapsing. Meanwhile in the real world, manufacturers are investing billions, governments are tightening emissions regulations, charging networks are expanding rapidly, and consumers are continuing to switch in record numbers. The IEA expects EV market share to continue climbing strongly over the next decade, with many regions moving from “early adoption” into true mass market territory.
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