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Greenpeace threatens to sue crown estate for driving up cost of offshore wind Environmental group accuses king’s property management company of ‘milking for profit’ its monopoly ownership of seabed

Only in Britain could the monarch effectively own the sea-bed, and milk it for profit

So much for King Charles' 'green credentials'

This is absolutely outrageous and has to stop

www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025...

Have the police turned up to interview this man under caution? No? Anyone spot a pattern emerging here?

E l e c t r i f y a n d u s e
b i o m a s s d i r e c t l y
a s m a t e r i a l n o t a s
f u e l .
C a r b o n s t o r a g e v s
E m i s s i o n.
N o b r a i n e r.

The right-wing campaign group that helped topple Roe v Wade in the US is now working to roll back abortion laws in the UK, with the help of Nigel Farage.

Its first step? Trying to create a debate around "free speech"
www.nytimes.com/2025/10/13/w...

When you earn MORE by getting paid LESS interest.

There’s a hole in the tax system which has a bizarre effect…

@quietriotpod.bsky.social have you seen this already? I'm behind on the pod due to work.

federal agents stealing children and sending them south. where have i heard about that before?

A beige graphic tee emblazoned with a purple scientific illustration of a cane toad, and the Japanese text reads "arigatō, kakka, mō yarimasen," and the accompanying English translation reads "thanks, your honor, I won't do it again."

I want this shirt.

The plastic inside us: how microplastics may be reshaping our bodies and minds The particles are in our blood, brains and guts – and scientists are only beginning to learn what they do

How microplastics may be reshaping our bodies and minds.

“The particles are in our blood, brains and guts – and scientists are only beginning to learn what they do.”

Microplastics like those from car tires. The bigger and heavier the vehicle, the more microplastics shed.

One of the earliest examples of bar jokes is Sumerian (c. 4500-1900 BC), and it features a dog: "A dog walked into a tavern and said, 'I can't see a thing. I'll open this one'." The humor of it is probably related to the Sumer way of life and has been lost, but the words remain. (1]

when someone claims they’re making a joke but no one can tell they’re making a joke than that’s sumerposting

Matt Stoller being very Matt Stoller, calling someone else a "classic left poseur snob"

Matt Stoller being eviscerated by @dieworkwear.bsky.social

Cities Vs. Climate Change: Global Exhibition In Paris Inspires Action From Paris to Belém: 10 Years of Global Climate Action—celebrates a decade of bold urban responses to climate change since the 2015 Paris Agreement.

“Paris is uniquely positioned to celebrate & platform bold action from cities around the world…exemplifying those key words ‘further & faster.’ Not because they’ve been perfect but because they’ve been strategic, determined & fearless.” @brenttoderian.bsky.social in @forbes.com with @carltonreid.com

I never really got into MtG so I agree there. Plus my husband did find loads of the old cards and got the new ones, so that worked out!

I also quite like On The Edge. That was easier for me to play and can be a bit silly.

At least she didn't get into Netrunner. It's hard to find the cards (although I think there's a project that makes new cards and keeps it alive?) and every time I try it it fries my brain.

Someone on Twitter replies to me: "meh. buy american or stfu." Two hours later, in a separate thread, the write: "$30 for a single button-up is ridiculous unless it is decent quality silk."

This two-parter below is exactly why it's hard to make clothes in the United States.

Let's look at how much it costs to produce a button-up shirt in the US. 🧵

TLDR: mostly made up by a s*n ‘journalist’

bsky.app/profile/pods...

Very pleased with my #polytunnel tomatoes this year! I cut off most of the leaves in September and didn't water because we were away and it seems to have worked well for ripening them. 🌱

Use it as material, not as fuel to make materials / to make stuff go.

The plastic inside us: how microplastics may be reshaping our bodies and minds The particles are in our blood, brains and guts – and scientists are only beginning to learn what they do

"Microplastics have been detected in the brains of dementia patients, and in arterial plaques from people with heart disease"

And the response of the plastics industry is......

....to massively ramp up plastic production

www.theguardian.com/environment/...

YouTube video by Antony Jones Zack Polanski HUMILIATES Piers Morgan LIVE On Air!

Lower bills.

Fund our NHS.

Not their culture war nonsense.

youtu.be/1CbN6TUTRZs?...

“I’m a cop. I am not supposed to feel dread. He’s a brown person. HE’S supposed to feel dread!”

Bari nods sympathetically.

Britain's youth clubs have been quietly decimated. What's most revealing is that few seem to care | John Harris These vital spaces have been the first targets of cuts in a nation that favours age over youth – despite being the remedy for blights such as social division, polarisation and loneliness, says Guardia...

Good point, we had a thriving youth work BA where I worked 2007-13, in a cash-strapped northern city. I helped to write and validate a progression MA but it never really took off due to these massive cuts, which never made national headlines.

Tweet: @vexwerewolf Right-wingers literally straight-up admitting "it's harder to discredit the left because the left is almost always telling the truth" Scott Jennings @Lum 21h um, yes, that's really a problem Show this thread 9 paints • 12 hrs The problem with left-leaning media is they're intrinsically more strict with their propaganda to only using verifiable sources so it's really hard to poke holes in their ideology and arguments in comparison to a lot of low quality rightwing content. That makes attacking their points with fact checkers not very effective unless the fact checkers use misinformation tactics as well. In essence people on the right have to work harder and more creatively to push their agendas as statistics and studies frustratingly arent usually on our side.

Amazing

We have armed secret police kidnapping people off the street based on the color of their skin.

When we win: we will haul them before a Senate committee. The masks will come off. There will be consequences.

Boss, we’ve got a problem. Users don’t want this stuff! They keep wanting to turn it off, even when we keep turning it back on!

Boss: I have an idea

James C Mulligan is going after vids and people who call him out for selling AI images. He’s using copyright as an excuse to get them removed, which is so baffling considering he’s a serial tracer. He has claimed official Bambi background art as his own, but there’s so much more.

A long 🧵

BBC News explain that because of Brexit, Brits will be photographed and have their fingerprints taken when going into the EU, as the UK now is a third country

BBC News forget to explain that the UK helped create these rules when we were part of the EU because we wanted stronger border control

You guys basically have martial law in almost everything but name.