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Half marathon training has a new best friend.
I won't be letting dad down, so with whatever bandages and support needed, I'll be doing the Cambridge half!
All donations to Magpas Air Ambulance will help ease the current pain
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Thermal batteries aren't future technology any more.
80 projects worldwide, 51 operating. Half came online in 2025 or 2026.
Mostly 1–100 MWh, but Antora (5 GWh) & Chinese molten salt plants (up to 2 GWh) show what's possible.
More soon on Substack janrosenow.substack.com/
Is clear communications the missing link of the energy transition?
Do people want to change but don't know how? Or are they living resigned to breaching 1.5 and so see no point? Or has the 1.5 threshold even made into household conversations?
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These are the sorts of questions we will be discussing 2 weeks today at our Energy Debate. Got thoughts on the answer?
It's not too late to sign up so come on #EnergyTwitter come and join us!
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London has all the ingredients it needs to become a world AI powerhouse hub standard.co.uk/business/lond…
This picture bonus round in #UniversityChallenge is a rare picture round I can do
Just me having beef with Mint London over a refund. Saga started Saturday. I'm sure if I wait it out long enough I'll get to a proper resolution. But calling out my statutory consumer rights doesn't seem to register a better response. Thoughts @MoneySavingExp @MartinSLewis
Trying to book a GP appointment online and am met with an error message of "no healthy upstream". What a beautiful metaphor for this
Cracking Easter weekend read in @TheTelegraph__ on council charge point working knowledge telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/04…
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📊📉 We're looking to recruit a Senior Analyst or Head of Analysis to cultivate the high-quality evidence base that supports our policy, communications and public affairs work.
🚨Closes 9 Feb.
Learn more about the role and how to apply 🔗buff.ly/4hHJn7z
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Dim future for solar power in UK as Labour looks set to reject proposals to make solar panels compulsory on newly built homes - despite this being overwhelmingly popular. Housebuilders pleased by the loophole. theguardian.com/environment/…
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"A National Care Service is about peace of mind for everyone."
Listen to me talk about a National Care Service on Radio 4: bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0024c…
Take a listen to @BenCooper1995 making a case for the National Care Service on Radio 4’s Rethink! 🎙️
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Nationwide offers mortgage holders 0% loans to make their homes more eco friendly
Building society is offering the loan to its mortgage customers as an incentive to improve their home's eco credentials.
@EdMagnus5
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My government has committed to funding groundbreaking carbon capture technology to help deliver jobs, kickstart growth and repair our country once and for all.
We are reigniting our industrial heartlands by investing in the industry of the future.
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Olivier Blum of @SchneiderElec explores The power of clean energy: transforming health and the environment buff.ly/4dmpyki #energymanagement #energymanager
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ICYM
There were almost 48,000 heat-related deaths
last year across Europe
But the number would have been 86,000 without adaptations such as early warning systems
New study by ISGlobal team in Nature Medicine
Story below, study here: nature.com/articles/s41591-0…
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Oh, nothing really
Just Japan's rice yields are down a quarter year-on-year due to water shortages/extreme heat
Japan is yet to tap into its strategic rice reserves. But how much longer can rice agriculture function "as normal" in an abnormal climate?
theguardian.com/world/articl…
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In India, "...between 2000 and 2005, the loss of vultures caused around 100,000 additional human deaths annually. ."
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