I'm supporting @whichuk's #AffordableFoodForAll campaign. We want supermarkets to take further action on the availability of affordable products, clear pricing and more offers for those in need. Sign the petition if you agree. campaigns.which.co.uk/afford… via @whichuk
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The best thing the government can do to support people is to postpone increasing the energy price guarantee. For some families, who continue to be battered by high inflation, this will offer an important lifeline to stop them from falling into financial distress.
UPDATE. Now over 85 charities support the call. Recently added include @WhichUK, @alzheimerssoc, @cftrust, @autism and more...
Here's our response to the challenge of our generation. This brings together all our best thinking and best people in one place #netzero #climatechange
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We are delighted to be positioned a #leader in the latest @Verdantix Green Quadrant ESG & #Sustainability Consulting 2022. Find out more at the Verdantix blog bit.ly/3FC91XS
Well worth a read. While I find the search for inspiration in Leninism a little strange, this is a great challenge to the current liberal theory of change lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v43/n22/…
Getting to Net Zero will be economically advantageous for the UK (and the world). Shall we get a move on then? theguardian.com/environment/…
Great summary of what has been achieved and how much more we need to do nytimes.com/interactive/2021… – at Hackney, London
We're not there yet, but in a few years fossil fuel technology will be impossibly expensive canarymedia.com/articles/cle…
From today we'll be taking more CO2 out of the atmosphere than we put in #carbonnegative
Today, we are proud EY is carbon negative.
This is an important step toward achieving our net zero ambition by 2025, because climate change is everybody’s business. #BetterWorkingWorld
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EY is now carbon negative
Not the whole answer to decarbonsing energy, but very encouraging theconversation.com/solar-pa… via @ConversationUK
Given this cost trend it's amazing that nations can't be more ambitious with their NDCs. What will this chart look like in another 10 years?
"Renewable Power Generation Costs in 2020", the latest edition of @IRENA's annual report, shows that costs for #renewable technologies continued to fall significantly year-on-year.
#Renewables increasingly beat existing coal plants on operating costs too: bit.ly/CostsReport2021
The transition to renewable energy will actually save us money. All the more reason to go faster @UniofOxford bloomberg.com/opinion/articl… via @bopinion
2/3 of people want to work flexibly = boring news. 1/3 would rather quit than go back to the office = very interesting, if really true weforum.org/agenda/2021/07/b… via @wef
Regenerating soil in China points the way to a possible saving of 5Gtons of carbon a year
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Most CO2 from Australia’s megafires has been offset by algal blooms.... but for how long?newscientist.com/article/228…
Very interesting pod on the controversial topic of Carbon Capture in the North Sea
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Barcelona issues annual public transport tickets to former car owners. Brilliant idea, how about it #TFL eltis.org/in-brief/news/barc…
EY will be taking these actions, please join us #COP26
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