Oooh great , now back to the Epstein files

Cringe

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#NetZero baby

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Unforgivably it’s not been a joke since you elected himm
But that’s where we are

And dark humour is all the rest of us unfortunately have to cope

He’s your virus , you cure it

Well it wasn’t much of a prediction

More of a dead cert 🤣👌🫣

TACO TIME

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Sorry to break it to you bluenoses but #Everton still hadn’t won a feckin trophy by the end of it 🤣🫣

#redsky

Mad as a fucking hatter

Utter bastards

Ouch they aren’t playing 🤣😬

Drill baby drill 🤣

#Netzero baby

Shit house sofa shagger

Honestly these people must get scared at their own reflection

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Ollo

To be fair he’d know , he was their first failed attempt

If they really have to question this in anyway it shows they’re not fit for the job in the first place

there not an IQ level or mental faculty test for driving over there ?

Take her keys away before she harms someone else

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The barrier now isn’t economic. The economics are settled. It’s political — fossil fuel lobbying, stranded assets, and governments too timid to act at the pace the science demands. Every year of delay costs money as well as lives.

optimistic projections. The entire “we can’t afford the green transition”argument was built on models that were systematically, catastrophically wrong. Nuclear, meanwhile, has seen costs consistently rise over 50 years the opposite trajectory.

compared to staying on fossil fuels. Using conservative assumptions. And delivering 55% more energy globally in the process.
The really striking finding is that every major energy model for the last 20 years consistently overestimated the cost of renewables solar fell twice as fast as even the most

This one is worth sharing because unlike a lot of energy content online,it’s actually solid.Oxford University published a peer-reviewed study in the journal Joule,1 of the most respected energy publications in the world showing that a full transition to renewables by 2050 saves at least $12 trillion

Probably because he’s shit himself again

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