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Anglican priest, husband of Angela, 3 daughters, 6 grandchildren; 'Dean of Green'; Sports viewer; Yorkie.

#MorningPrayer Fill us with a faith that opens the eyes of our hearts and souls to your presence and your working in our midst, Lord Jesus; help us to be aware of the wind of your Spirit moving through the life of our communities, that we may be caught up and carried in your way.

Tomorrow in Hull: join Bishop Eleanor Sanderson for the launch of Walking with Angels, the Archbishop of York’s Advent Book 2026. 📅 Sat 22 August 🕔 5–6pm 📍 St John’s Church, Rosmead Street, Hull, HU9 2TB

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Bloomberg just estimated that planned data centre gas plants will increase US power emissions by 20%. For some perspective: by my calcs, that is the same as the UK's entire economy-wide 2025 emissions.

Bar chart comparing annual country CO2 emissions (gray bars) to emissions from proposed gas-powered data centres (purple), highlighting that planned gas data centres would produce roughly the same emissions as the entire United Kingdom.Ninety-nine proposed plants tracked by BloombergNEF would emit about 318 million metric tons of carbon dioxide annually if run at industry-standard rates, according to a Bloomberg News analysis. The entire US electric power industry emitted about 1,485 million metric tons of carbon last year, according to Energy Information Administration data, meaning one slice of data center infrastructure has the potential to lift US power sector emissions by 20%, and as much as a third should the new plants run flat out.
The data center building boom has already strained the US electricity system, prompting reliability concerns and moratoriums on new project approvals. With even greenlit facilities facing yearslong delays connecting to regulated electricity grids, data center developers are seeking alternatives. These include so-called behind-the-meter projects that can be permitted and built without the approval of utilities or the independent system operators charged with ensuring grid reliabilit

www.bbc.co.uk/weather/arti... I had an early brief on this and ordered a pallet of sandbags for my marginally flood-prone house. They’re easy to obtain in the middle of a drought! This is a good article by the BBC covering some of the global impacts to be expected from such a strong El Niño.

El Niño set to be 'strongest in living memory', says Met Office

Scientists say the growing El Niño weather pattern is an "unprecedented event" and means 2027 is likely to be the world's hottest year on record.

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A bold move that faced HUGE controversy but has been proven to reduce pollution and improve health in a way that will bring long term environmental and economic benefits Brilliant news Let's have more #CleanAir #Ulez #Environment #Health #Climate www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Children's stunted lungs show recovery in ultra low emission zone

Children's lung capacity caught up with their peers in less polluted areas once a clean air zone came in, a study shows.

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#MorningPrayer Open our hearts to your wisdom, Lord Jesus, that we may be ready to hear your call upon our lives today; ready to embrace your will, ready to carry your love, that it may be born into the lives of others. May our desire be for your light to shine in and through us.

Congratulations to everyone getting their A-level results today. Whatever results you've received, you should be proud. If you have got the results you wanted I'm delighted for you and it's a huge achievement.

All are welcome to join our celebration of Licensed Lay Ministers day on Saturday 19th September at Norwich Cathedral at 10.30am. The Bishop of Norwich will admit and license six new LLMs and welcome two LLMs into the Diocese. www.dioceseofnorwich.org/celebration-... image: Bill Smith.

Celebration of Licensed Lay Ministers Day - Diocese of Norwich

Everyone is welcome to attend our celebration of Licensed Lay Ministers day on Saturday 19th September at 10.30am at Norwich Cathedral. Please pray for the following people who are to […]

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