Turkmenistan starts fixing massive methane mega leaks
It's not often you can pinpoint real, positive change a journalist has caused. But as Turkmeni sources state, @dpcarrington.bsky.social's persistent and probing coverage of this issue has been critical to a change of policy, with massive implications. Big congrats www.theguardian.com/environment/...
Great work. Looks like we need the same for the US(eless), Russia, Iran and China. The usual suspects who seems to seem happy to take down the planet as long as they stay powerful & wealthy. The impacts trivialise a lot of other efforts people are making. This is a scandal.
This really is a great example of how speaking truth to power can make postitive change. Keep up the good work at @theguardian.com please!
I think you can claim something similar for the current level of rewilding activity in the UK since ~2015.
As an American, it's odd to see a journalist from a major outlet doing work that results in positive social change.
Well done mister Carrington!! And of course, not everybody has a pen. But we all have a ‘sword’ - actions matters. We just have to stand up, speak out, at all levels!
Now we just need to deal with the worst methane polluter: America.
If all the media were as committed to uncovering the truth about issues driving planetary collapse, we'd be in a FAR better place.
👇👇 Kijk, strijd loont! Je weet nooit hoeveel en waar en wanneer, of überhaupt of er iets gebeurt. Maar het kan iets in beweging zetten. Heel cool
Yes, good journalism can make a difference. Congrats to all involved. bsky.app/profile/geor...
@adapalmer.bsky.social Some global Good News to go with your recent personal Good News (Congratulations!)
Journalism can make a difference, if journalists are persistent and honest.
Considering how economic & power inequality undermines journalism, this is an achievement! Congratulations @dpcarrington.bsky.social
Het kán wél, de aanhouder wint
Every once in a while journalism works. Turkmenistan is going to start plugging its methane leaks, thanks to excellent reporting from the Guardian and @dpcarrington.bsky.social www.theguardian.com/environment/...
The Soviet Union was a climate catastrophe
Now if only we could get #Alberta to follow Turkmenistan’s fine example #cdnpoli
Good to see a story of things working every once in a while
i feel like journalism would work more if people read past the headlines and didn’t get their news from tiktok and ai summaries… but maybe i’m biased
Yaaaaaaaaaay Methane is a short-lived but very potent greenhouse gas
Now, in response to alerts from the UN's #Methane Alert and Response System, Turkmenistan has started plugging the leaks There's much more to do, but it's an "incredible first step" The 2nd biggest mega-leaker, the US, is doing nothing @unep.org 3/3 www.theguardian.com/environment/...
Come on USA.. sort yr s… out!
Great reporting. The UK as Co Chair of the CCAC could & should do more on global methane emissions. One idea could be to make use of pinpoint satellite data by offering practical support for fixing known leaks. This in turn could help with our support for a just transition for our oil & gas workers.
Of course they’re not. As climate change is fake and Drumpf is scared of windmills.