'Seventy per cent of soft plastic collected in supermarket recycling schemes ends up being burned.' Unnecessary packaging should have been discontinued long ago. www.theguardian.com/environment/...
Campaigners call supermarket takeback schemes a diversion and say there is too much plastic packaging
There's nothing natural about the impact of natural disasters; their impact is deeply unequal. And in the unfolding climate crisis, it's the wealthiest who pollute, but overwhelmingly the poorest who pay the price.
If someone, especially someone who is visually disabled, asks for alt text for the benefit of the visually disabled, and you get annoyed and accuse them of being unreasonable, and they in turn get annoyed at you, it's *your* fault. Disabled people are not the party being vexatious in that situation.
As I've noted before, any Hungarian officials who get involved in this (if it's a genuine threat) will be committing the crime of facilitation of irregular migration into other Member States.
If Badenoch gets elected as Tory leader every Labour MP is going to have to register it as a gift.
Superb dismantling of the govt's irrational position on a UK-EU mobility, by @pimlicat.bsky.social. Merciless logic, backed up by hard facts and figures. Ahead of Starmer's meeting with Ursula von der Leyen tomorrow, look at this episode as a mini petition. Listen and sign it by sharing it.
🇪🇺NEW QUIET RIOT MINI🇬🇧 A plea by @pimlicat.bsky.social to the PM ahead of his summit with Ursula von der Leyen. Liberalising mobility schemes and visas is not only a huge economic win, but very popular with voters. APPLE: podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/q... SPOTIFY: open.spotify.com/episode/4QL6...
How can Britain begin to undo the damage to our freedom of movement that Brexit inflicted? Well, we could start with a positive outcome from this week's Brussel