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Memes do a better job than mainstream media (bar set low🤨). Chaos is the plan #Confuse #CreateDoubt #BuryTheEvidence. #ToryCovidCatastrophe #LongCovid #WealthInequality HOW they get away with it 🤬. #MemeForToday ❤️ #Horses #Cleethorpes 🇬🇧 #RodTemperton 🎵
The UK's biggest climate polluter, Drax Power Station, wants to build a massive 100MW data centre powered by burning trees. I've emailed North Yorkshire Council demanding a full assessment of the environmental impact of these plans. Please email them too. www.foxglove.org.uk/campaigns/dr...
There is no doubt that engaging with short-form content is not always a productive pastime, but just how harmful is it? | Oscar Dunning
Stop that scrolling! Is short-form content rotting our brains?
There is no doubt that engaging with short-form content is not always a productive pastime, but just how harmful is it?
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In the national emergency briefing I learned from top scientists that the weather we are experiencing at the minute is the mildest weather we will experience for the rest of our lives… …It’s only going to get more extreme…
Zack Polanski delivers ‘reality check’ to Burnham over ‘biggest crisis since WWII’ after summer of extreme heat
I can’t believe we’re still having a debate about whether there’s a trade off between job creation and measures to green the economy. There isn’t. The evidence was clear years ago - a green economy creates far more jobs than the fossil fuel economy it replaces. Come on Labour, catch up …
Government contracts to require job creation instead of green targets under new rules
Louise Haigh says taxpayer money must benefit local communities amid backlash from environmental groups
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Oscar Dunning steps into the world of short form content for our week featuring young writers' responses to the question of "What does the future hold?" Possible brain rot, according to his view?
Stop that scrolling! Is short-form content rotting our brains?
There is no doubt that engaging with short-form content is not always a productive pastime, but just how harmful is it?
sussexbylines.co.uk
Cool, they've invented something that can run their own spearphishing campaigns with malicious code, that'll help society - OpenAI and Anthropic models ‘went rogue’ during UK cybersecurity test www.theguardian.com/technology/2...
OpenAI and Anthropic models ‘went rogue’ during UK cybersecurity test
AI Security Institute says tools engaged in potentially harmful activity and incident reveals new type of risk
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Why not enjoy a road trip through southern France? From the new Private Eye, in shops now.
As local opposition to data centres grows, Big Tech is borrowing a familiar playbook: opaque front groups, influencer campaigns and carefully controlled “community engagement” designed to manage, rather than hear, public concerns. via @techpolicypress.bsky.social buff.ly/oNi9Eot
Big Tech’s PR Playbook for Overcoming Data Center Opponents
The tech industry is pulling from tried-and-tested playbooks to bypass and securitize public opposition, write Dean Jackson and Sam Totoni.
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🤔 What has the ECHR ever done for us ❓ ….
Patrick Stewart sketch: what has the ECHR ever done for us?
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Sue Ellen possibly though she's so off the radar that she may as well be in Greenland.
Both my kids have rebelled against their mother. I’m appalled.
Drink Booze
ALT: Drink Booze
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Interesting vax thoughts from the UK: 🔹️The article suggests social media isn't a primary player in GB's falling vax rates. (It sure is in the US, though factors making vaccination more/less likely don't work in isolation: it's not either/or, but both & more.) 🧵1/10 share.google/msNBmvFkjFNr...
The real reason child vaccination rates are falling
As child immunisation rates fall across the UK, one clinic in west Yorkshire is taking aggressive steps to boost immunisations
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The impact of wildfire smoke, indoor volatile organic compounds, cigarette smoke, extreme weather and COVID aren’t wholly separate issues. They’re one air‑movement health emergency shaped by climate and public‑health failures, avoided because fixing them costs money. #ClimateEmergency #AirPollution
Crop yields down, our countryside scorched and over 2800 people are dead due to this summer's heatwaves. Meanwhile fossil fuel giants are raking in record profits. We must end this rampant profiteering, and cut fossil fuels from our energy mix as soon as possible.
BP profits more than double to $5.7bn in three months as Iran war sends oil prices soaring - "While BP banks enormous profits, millions of households are paying the price" #energycrisis #climatecrisis www.theguardian.com/business/202...
My youngest does the same (in one of them stupid massive SUVs) 🙄 …. I blame the parents 🤨
Omg Really Facepalm
ALT: Omg Really Facepalm
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Son just pulled into the drive having been to the gym. What is wrong with our youth?
In the eyes of genocide-supporting #Labour, this lady is worse than the murderous #Israeli bastards! 🤬🤬🤬
Not a terrorist 😔
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For decades, sustainable & responsible cities haven’t just been possible — they’ve been common sense, logical, ridiculously obvious! And yet we’ve failed to act. A better future through better cities is STILL possible with real leadership at every level. #ActionStartsHere @mayors4climate.bsky.social
This is never going to get old …. 📞 #Mark
Something monumental happened ….
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It doesn't matter if #Reform know about #UK history - they thrive on lies, disinformation, fear & hate. Also: migrants do not get "rewarded" with benefits on arrival, only specific groups are eligible & they only become eligible after refugee status is granted, & they must apply like anyone else.
The UK has existed as a state since 1801. The current borders of the UK have been in place since 1922. Do Reform UK politicians NOT know the basics of UK history?