And it's not just England that's too dry... www.dw.com/en/germanys-...

And it's not just England that's too dry... Large parts of Belgium experiencing “extreme drought” after four times less rain this spring www.thebulletin.be/large-parts-...

But Blair (with his Saudi oil money) says Net Zero is a bad idea?!? 🤔

Also feeds into questions of food security and migration, the UK needs to consider where it's food come's from, how robust those supply chains are. It also needs to realise that whilst a relatively rich country can make adjustments. Poorer countries can't and this will drive migration.

So next week Starmer will outline Labour's policy to reopen UK coal mines, expand oil exploration in North Sea, and put tariffs on wind and wave generation of electricity

And they can’t say they were not warned.

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After the 8th wettest autumn and winter on record. Handy if the WaterCos invested to capture some of that before it runs off!

if only there had been investment in water capture ? www.ft.com/content/f976...

Exactly, this is an infrastructure problem. Largely due to privatisation.

Britain does not have a water shortage problem it has an infrastructure problem, largely due to privatisation. (It was flooding here just a few months back.) Climate change is obv a factor, but blaming this all on that is letting the govt off the hook.

England faces driest year this century - YET. We must never forget the damage is increasing as GHGs increase.