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🗨️ "In the context of a volatile political environment, we should all be wary of the unintended consequences of broad powers and limited parliamentary oversight", says Georgina Holmes-Skelton ahead of today's #REUL bill debate in the @HouseofCommons 👇
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NEW: Southern Water taps into smart tech to stop leaks. The company has introduced artificial intelligence into its sewage system to cut hundreds of leaks caused fatbergs 🔗
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Heavy rain can quickly overwhelm our sewers and storm tanks when combined with wastewater from your toilets, sinks and showers.
To protect homes and businesses, #StormOverflows are used to release the water: ow.ly/2SWt50LxKJa
This should make us all think and storage and transfer technology will improve #renewables #lowcarbon
With talk of solar panels & farmland - a reminder the land req'd for #solar panels alone to provide *all global energy is 450,000 km2, 0.3% of the global land area of 149 million km2 – less than the current land footprint of #FossilFuel infrastructure 🤯carbontracker.org/reports/th…
For those who don't know @georgewdunn he's dedicated, talented and has made a huge difference to the tenanted sector of agriculture. #Chapeau George
Huge congratulations to our CEO @georgewdunn as he receives the @FarmersWeekly 2022 Lifetime Achievement award. So fitting that his commitment to the tenanted sector of agriculture is recognised as he celebrates 25 years of being our Chief Executive. 👏🚜🌾🥂
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In this guest article from @CarbonBrief, @metoffice #Climate scientist Dr @markpmcc reflects on a summer of record-breaking weather which saw temperatures exceed 40°C in the UK for the first time.
Read it here 👇
Well done @EnvAgencyAnglia added benefits of the #flooddefences a fabulous walkway that connects lovely #Cley with the reedbeds
A really impactful if disturbing infographic. The link between rising CO2 and our changing climate is undeniable #ClimateCrisis
Atmospheric CO₂ peaks in May each year, "just before plants in the northern hemisphere start to remove large amounts of CO₂ from the atmosphere during the growing season."
Article from 2021: research.noaa.gov/article/Ar…
Figure: folk.universitetetioslo.no/r…
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We have kicked off #EPScotland’s ‘Soils, our Planet & the Climate Crisis’ webinar
Our speakers - Dr Helen Jones @SGRESAS Prof Des Thomson @Nature_scot @Ehsan_Geo_Eng @AbertayUni
Speaking now @Soilfit Prof Lorna Dawson @HuttonEBS @SEFARIscot
#Soils #Soilhealth #ClimateChange
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Did you catch @BBCCountryfile yesterday?
Our Chief Environment & Sustainability Officer, @TobyWillison joined @JamesBevanEA and talked to @tomheapmedia about our most precious resource – water, and the supply challenges we're tackling for the future: ow.ly/u6Jz50J8Qv9
Really enjoyed an excellent conversation - thanks Rupert
5 mins til @ClimateTransfmd's @rupertrowling tackles #waterpollution with @TobyWillison of @SouthernWater.
Pose your own #questions to @SouthernWater Director of #Environment NOW via zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_…
#southernwater #climateactionnow #climatetransformed
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As expected January ended up a very dry month.
For England it was the ninth driest since 1862 with an average of just 38% of normal rainfall. Some parts considerably less than that.
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Every day I meet intelligent, educated people, who have no idea we are sitting on the precipice of total climate breakdown and ecological collapse. They don’t realise that it is in years, not centuries that we will see disaster unfold.
The media have failed us catastrophically.
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The clever people in our social media team have produced this beautiful summary of the @CommonsEAC rivers report, perfect if you haven't the time to read it
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#EACRivers #Sewage #Pollution
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Humans depend on agriculture which in turn depends on 20cm of topsoil. Soil conservation couldn't be a more important issue. Source: buff.ly/3JQQAC7
Brilliant timing that #EFS21 follows the evidence session at @CommonsEAC yesterday. Many common themes of partnership, collaboration and innovation.
Replying to @SouthernWater
It was great for guests to be welcomed by RT Hon Philip Dunne MP this morning, hearing about the impact unflushable items have on our rivers and seas. #EFS21
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A great panel moderated by @British_Water's Lila Thompson asking, with tougher goals towards green operations and circular economy, what challenges are we faced with when it comes to sustainability? Andrea Gysin @thameswater "We need to do more, we need to push boundaries" #EFS21

































