Graham K

The problems we face are not caused by migrants or refugees. They are caused by an economic system rigged in favour of corporations and billionaires. We are a mass movement for a kinder world. Together, we can take on the far-right — and win.

Britain stands firmly against the far right! 💪

What would you do/say if Zack Polanski and Owen Jones knocked on your door asking if you will vote for the Green Party?

An Iranian woman challenged an ‘antiracist’ marcher and asked why she carried a placard against bombing the Islamic regime. She had no answers. After the video they cried together and she put down the placard. Ignorance is a BIG part of the problem. 🎥 Niaz Abadani on insta

📈 The Green surge is real! 🟢 The Green Party is the only party that can stop Reform and replace the tired old parties. ✅️ On May 7th make your 3️⃣ votes Green.

This is even more majestic than the painting from Michelangelo in the Sistine Chapel. The performance art before you is an ecological reflection on the climate emergency, reminding us of the fleeting beauty of snow.

Scientists confirm Earth is slowly heading toward Its next Ice Age. A new study from Cardiff University has unraveled the mystery behind Earth’s 100,000-year glaciation cycles by examining deep-sea fossil records. The research reveals that the onset of an ice age is primarily triggered by changes in the planet’s axial tilt (obliquity). While the end of a glacial period requires a precise combination of this tilt and Earth’s orbital wobble (precession), the shift into a new cooling phase follows a remarkably predictable natural rhythm. According to the findings, Earth is already on a gradual trajectory toward its next major ice age, which is expected to begin in roughly 11,000 years — if left undisturbed by human influence. However, this ancient orbital clock now faces an unprecedented disruption: anthropogenic climate change. Greenhouse gas emissions have driven global temperatures far beyond historical norms, potentially overriding or delaying the natural cooling signal for thousands of years, or even longer. The study highlights the delicate interplay between long-term orbital mechanics and modern human activity. Understanding these deep-time climate rhythms is essential for better predicting future climate patterns and appreciating the profound scale at which human emissions are reshaping Earth’s geological destiny. [Barker, S., et al. (2025). Distinct roles for precession, obliquity, and eccentricity in Pleistocene 100-kyr glacial cycles. Science, 387(eadp3491). DOI: 10.1126/science.adp3491]