Aled Dilwyn Fisher

@aleddilwyn.bsky.social

Jobber i Oil Change International (OCI) mot olje- og gassnæringens falske klimaløsninger. Walisisk og norsk. Senior research campaigner in @oilchange.bsky.social. aled@oilchange.org https://oilchange.org

"This can only continue as long as their is enough ice. In just 24 years, Swiss glaciers have lost about 38% of their volume. And over the past 50 years about 1,200 smaller glaciers have disappeared completely." "If global warming continues, only small remnants of ice will remain by the year 2100"

Record-breaking snowmelt in the Swiss Alps

Extreme heat is taking a toll on the glaciers of the Swiss Alps. Experts warn that melting is starting earlier and becoming more severe, with far-reaching consequences for the environment and water su...

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Me: (a smart columnist, looking at claims made by an ex-Tory neo-Nazi booted out of the party for crimes, now standing as a Tory councillor whole doing a rehabilitation tour parroting the agreed media line in his new “anti-extremism” gig) This is extremely convincing stuff, and very worrying.

Interesting passage in the mea culpa on antisemitism from Tory council candidate at centre of selection row, supporting the view
- fiercely denied by most on left at the time - that Corbyn was a magnet drawing antisemitic cranks into Labour.
By 2015, when I was 22 turning 23, this ideology had become my whole exis-tence. I welcomed Jeremy Corbyn's election as Labour leader because I saw him as hostile to Israel and aligned with anti-Zionist politics. In my mind, all of this was part of the same war. Alongside those I associated with, I began targeting Jewish MPs and becoming loudly vocal about what we called "Jew-ish infiltration". One of my peers had been arrested and jailed for targeting Luciana Berger in an antisemitic cam-paign. Rather than seeing that as a

Vi i miljøbevegelsen er faktisk blant politikkens mest økonomisk fornuftige sjeler. Vi vil blant annet ikke kaste vekk milliarder på milliarder i upresise drivstoffsubsidier og Norgespris.

Ekstremværet i sørlige Asia fortsetter å ta liv. Skal sies at både Assam og Kerala er utsatte områder på lik linje med Kashmir, der styrtflommer og jordskred inn i bebygde områder er en trussel, og hvilke tiltak som gjøres der når en bygger blir helt essensielt med et stadig utfordrende klima.

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Karbonfangstens uforholdsmessig store plass i klimadebatten skyldes et langsiktig lobbyarbeid av oljenæringen (inkl. Equnior) og Norge, til og med hos Klimapanelet. Lærdommen fra EUs klimarevers bør være at vi må slutte å la interessene som tjener mest av tut-og-kjør-politikken sette premissene.

Industrien bør ikke sette premissene i klima­politikken

EUs klimarevers viser at vi ikke kan la klimapolitikken styres av de som tjener mest på status quo. Det krever en mer skeptisk tilnærming til karbonfangst.

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I see this and I think about all the long years of relentless filthy abuse these swine have thrown at good and well-meaning people, to make the country more comfortable and more compliant for thoroughly unpleasant and actively malicious people like themselves.

'Brilliant, provocative, inimitable'
Rod Liddle, who has died aged 66, comhined a serious intellect with razor-sharp wit writes Alex Farter

Nå er det gått noen dager og jeg har ikke sett noe i nærheten av stormen dette skapte i media da rådgiveren til Listhaug stod bak. Det forteller to ting, hvorav begge like nedslående. 1. Grensene har flyttet seg. 2. Berøringsangsten gjelder også dem som blir direkte rammet. Hvor er AP-ledelsen?

FairAndBalanced@ksteigen.bsky.social · 3d ago

Ikke for å være vanskelig, men hva er forskjellen på denne og den Espen Teigen fikk sparken som rådgiver for? Nå blir det “spennende” å se hvor mye samfunnsdebatten har flyttet seg.

Mentalgymnastikken fra en god del av høyresiden vil skru seg opp en god del hakk i årene fremover, når klimaendringene ikke lenger blir en teoretisk øvelse å ignorere - men noe de må bortforklare samtidig som de ser det utfolde seg in real time.

Royce Kurmelovs@roycerk2.bsky.social · 3d ago

The political right in Australia used the same talking points after the Black Summer Bushfires, with two additions: the fires were the work of arsonists and/or the Greens for curbing forestry activities, and "Australia is a land of extremes, it has always burned. What of it?"

I'm not sure folks have realized just how crazy the second half of 2026 and 2027 will be for global temperatures – on the back of a record-smashing El Niño event. Here is my latest estimate of where both years will end up compared to global temperatures since 1850.

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Deprimerende å leve i framtida vi advarte om for 30 år siden, som kunne blitt unngått hvis politikerne ikke beskyttet fossilindustriens profitt fremfor alt annet. Hvor havner vi om 30 år til? Er det endelig noe på gang her - begynner vi å våkne etter flere katastrofale somre på rad?

Britain could face food shortages as drought continues, farmers warn

Farmers battle to salvage what they can of their crops as heatwave set to continue

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En underkommunisert ting som flere burde være bevisst på: Rasistene er ikke spesielt opptatt av hvem som spiller hva i en film, men de gleder seg enormt over at normies som Rossavik forstår seg ihjel på "problemstillingen" og normaliserer faenskapet

Christopher Pahle@tophepahle.bsky.social · 4d ago

Med fare for å sparke inn en åpen dør: Jeg skjønner helt ærlig ikke bæret av hvor Frank vil med denne kommentarartikkelen her. Jeg skjønner ingenting av denne sjangeren av kommentarstoff. www.aftenposten.no/meninger/kom...

England on track to suffer highest-ever heat deaths this summer, official data shows - Almost 3000 people died in May and June heatwaves that were supercharged by the fossil-fuel-driven climate crisis #climatecrisis Data from @ukhsa.bsky.social Story by me www.theguardian.com/environment/...

UK on track for record heat-related deaths this summer, official data shows

UKHSA estimates 2,877 fatalities during heatwaves in May and June, almost twice same period for 2025

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Almost 10 years ago I did a keynote where I said something like: «We made a digital world and we made everyone live in it. They never had a choice.» Now I feel like I’m one of those people. I don’t want to live in a world where everyone is recording me, or regurgitating slop.

«The UK's Online Safety Act has a problem that its supporters did not advertise: to protect children from harmful content online, it has enrolled millions of British adults in mandatory identity-check systems run by third-party vendors with documented histories of data breaches.»

CJ The West Wing: I Did!

Alt: I could’ve told you that was going to happen. Hang on - no, wait, I did!

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Mike Stabile@mikestabile.bsky.social · last wk.

UK's admit the that Online Safety Act has in large part failed, and announce an inquiry into why the age-verification bill has not worked as (age-verification providers) promised.

The Daily Telegraph has raced through all five stages of climate denial this week. But this is, perhaps, the most ridiculous column so far: "Without minimising the severe downsides…especially on some poorer nations, many in Britain would enjoy the kind of warmer climate predicted by modellers..."

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