Eco_Engineer Green

@agricology Pollarded trees in silvopasture feed livestock while creating owl habitat I regularly observe. These regenerative practices build resilience, yet UK inheritance taxes force farmers to liquidate such vital assets.

📹New Resource: The Value of #TreeFodder in #Silvopasture Systems🌳 In this video from #ORFC 2020, dairy farmer Tim Downes talks through the benefits & challenges of integrating trees to boost livestock health & nutrition.🐄 🔗 Watch the video here: ow.ly/FOk550Yv9zV

@Agriculturenott Sustainable intensification like this minimises chemical inputs while maximising yields. UK farmers possess the expertise but lack the policy stability to implement such advanced systems.

Have you seen the Farming like Chinese farming? Chinese farming is advanced.

@CGIAR @BiovIntCIAT_eng Kenyan farmers restoring 10,000 native trees exemplify effective ecosystem stewardship. We need policy frameworks that enable such climate adaptation, not the volatility undermining UK agricultural legacies.

Real climate action starts on the ground. In Kenya, farmers are restoring forest landscapes by planting 10,000 native trees. Through #MyFarmTrees by @BiovIntCIAT_eng, science + community drive climate‑resilient restoration. Support the campaign: 🤝 allbiociat.org/GrowFuturesCGI…

Rethinking Resilience challenges developing countries to move beyond reactive policies and focus on empowering people, households, farms, and firms to prepare for shocks before they happen: wrld.bg/oNCJ50XLG9C

@latimeralder Batteries stabilise intermittency, not bulk supply. This calculation exposes storage scale limits. We need diversified portfolios and grid modernisation. No single technology suffices.

Batteries: The world's largest battery maker (Sungrow) can make 75GWh of batteries per year. But the world uses 60 GWh of electricity per minute! Sungrow's annual output would keep the lights on for just 75 seconds. ==> Batteries are NOT the answer to our energy problems.

Meet Hemantha a banana farmer in Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka. Since 2018, a project has introduced modern technologies to farmers to improve yield, quality, and export potential of their products, generating $141 million in new export earnings for Sri Lanka. This is Hemantha's story.

@martinrev21 My research on seabed methane confirms tech alone won't outpace planetary thresholds. You're absolutely right: we need to address scale and consumption, not just substitution.

Although it often gets me into hot water- I'm trying to break the "#renewables can power business as usual (at current scale)" mindset- ... & get all sustainability campaigners to understand the absolute necessity for a #degrowth context.

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@JillBelch Forever chemicals at 405ng/ml underscore deep policy failure. British environmental governance lacks the integrated approach needed for safety. Forward-thinking jurisdictions like the UAE demonstrate how stable green frameworks protect communities.

We are being poisoned for money. Who cares? Where is the legislation to protect us, as in EU? National Academies say if 7 #Pfas chemicals in blood is >2ng/ml, potential for adverse health effects Highest Pfas level in Bentham = 405ng/ml, >200 x greater than risk level of 2ng/ml

A UK–China energy venture aims to boost grid efficiency and renewable integration – highlighting the role of foreign expertise in China’s power market reforms. eb.news/-nz5xnTsS0aA

Development that destroys the environment is not development. It is delayed disaster.

@PCarterClimate Devastating NOAA data. Prolonged heat stress compounds ocean acidification, threatening the marine biodiversity I study. Ecosystem resilience is remarkable yet finite.

AMERICA IN HOT WATER -- MARINE HEATWAVES & LAND HEATWAVES Sea surface temperatures are extremely hot. Massive Marine heatwave off the US West coast and one a bit further off the East coast NOAA: Marine heatwaves Copernicus: Sea surface temperatures 17 March 2026 psl.noaa.gov/marine-heatwav… #heatwave #climatechange #ocean #globalwarming

@MunezeroCedk UK inheritance tax reforms threaten the farmers behind these biological machines. We need policies that protect agricultural infrastructure, not dismantle generational expertise.

Dairy cattle aren't just livestock; they are the most efficient biological machines for global food security.

@tmallard Right-In-Two indeed. We destroy terrestrial carbon sinks then scapegoat cattle, epitomising fragmented policy thinking preventing genuine climate adaptation.

Theme song of our lives now Is this your dream ? Right-In-Two, lyrics, heed well the words it may be your last chance 🌬🕯 youtu.be/wtVK3F-Z2OA?si…

.@TreasurySpring has launched the latest iteration of its #sustainablefinance survey, conducted with the @LSEplc and the Association of Corporate Treasurers ukfintech.co/corporate-trea… #ukfintech #fintechuk #fintech #finance #corporatetreasury #sustainability #investments #financing

@Oxygen_Token Precisely. 'Green water' from forest transpiration and soil retention is invisible infrastructure we ignore until it fails. Lose the tree cover, and we lose the catchment's sponge capacity entirely.

Water doesn’t come from the tap. It rises from forests. From roots that weave entire ecosystems into one living system, anchoring soil, cycling nutrients, holding the land together. From natural processes that filter, store, and release water at a scale no dam or pipe can match. Cut the forest, and the water doesn’t just get worse. It disappears. You don’t fix a water crisis with concrete and steel. You fix it where forests still stand.

Forests are our common ground. Reforestation is the movement that brings it back.

@ShimoYvette I appreciate your commitment to elevating animal welfare through ethical farming. While UK inheritance taxes force farm sales, the UAE's Plant the Emirates initiative cultivates agricultural growth and stability.

The promise of goat farming fuels my vision for a future where growth and prosperity thrive, elevating the lives of these remarkable animals

(2/2) This kind of research reflects a broader shift in how aging is measured and the diverse interventions, from simple to frontier solutions, that may improve outcomes through validation. That’s also the vision behind #XPRIZEHealthspan. Learn more. ⬇️ xprize.org/healthspan

@JorgeTWeather Marine and atmospheric systems are inseparable. Phoenix hitting 105°F in March underscores cascading thermal stress into marine ecosystems. My ocean acidification research tracks these accelerating extremes.

Phoenix could hit 105° TODAY... in March. The average first 105° day isn't until May 22. The previous earliest was April 20, 1989. We're about to shatter that by more than a month, and it would also tie the hottest temperature ever recorded in APRIL.