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Davva · @davva23
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BBC News - Plans approved to turn Birmingham car park into urban farm




It would be great to see other cities follow and repurpose parking spaces for food growing and green space. Looking at you

bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cxxlyj

#solarpunk #ecologicalemergency #climatebreakown #birmingham #bristol

Last updated 1 year ago
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Let'sAbolishBorderControls · @MattMastodon
167 followers · 984 posts · Server mastodonapp.uk
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At the last annual IOTC meeting, the EU’s 40-strong delegation was made up of at least 24 industry lobbyists

This could shed some light on why the EU recently objected to an agreement by African and Asian coastal nations to restrict harmful fish devices (FADs) that disproportionately harvest juvenile tuna. Stocks of yellowfin tuna are overfished in the Indian Ocean.

theguardian.com/global/2023/ap



#UKPolitcs #Climate #climatebreakown #green #uk #us #EU #uspol #strike #ocean #sea #fishing

Last updated 2 years ago
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Let'sAbolishBorderControls · @MattMastodon
167 followers · 956 posts · Server mastodonapp.uk
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Who is killing the planet ?

Climate impact by wealth



#UKPolitcs #Climate #climatebreakown #green #uk #us #EU #uspol #strike #costofliving

Last updated 2 years ago
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Let'sAbolishBorderControls · @MattMastodon
167 followers · 955 posts · Server mastodonapp.uk
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Why are UK food prices rising at their fastest rate in 45 years?

The climate crisis is disrupting our food supplies right now, pushing up prices. Introducing .



positivemoney.org/2023/04/clim

#climateflation #UKPolitcs #Climate #climatebreakown #green #uk #us #EU #uspol #strike #costofliving

Last updated 2 years ago
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Let'sAbolishBorderControls · @MattMastodon
166 followers · 951 posts · Server mastodonapp.uk
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Asia’s prolonged April heatwave concerns scientists

‘Exceptional’ conditions raise fears about a hotter 2023

Globally, the past eight years have been the warmest on record, with extreme weather events including heatwaves expected to become more frequent and intense as climate change accelerates. Greenhouse gas emissions continued to rise in 2022 and temperatures are at least 1.1C higher

ft.com/content/b1b07514-f1c0-4

#UKPolitcs #Climate #climatebreakown #green #India #asia #China

Last updated 2 years ago
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