“The #BlueEconomy is the seventh largest economy on the 🌍!” says filmmaker and climate activist Craig Leeson on IFC’s #CreativeDevelopment podcast.

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Who decides the seat spacing on airlines? I swear they must all be 150cm short. This is British Airways flight #ba2590 to Verona. It is not possible to sit in this seat if you are taller than 180cm. When did airfares stop including an actual seat space in the price?

“We can't continue drawing infinite resources from a 🌍 with finite resources!”

Craig Leeson, award-winning filmmaker and sustainability ambassador shares his journey on IFC’s #CreativeDevelopment podcast – listen on your favorite podcast platform now: wrld.bg/1hsj50RCgX3

I'm speaking at Innovation Zero 2024, UK's largest net-zero congress, on April 30 at Olympia events. Register online to join my session! #IZ2024speaker invt.io/1txb36b2q60

Why don’t I eat Tasmanian salmon? Because 200g of fish contains more fat than a Big Mac and fries, including banned trans fats, and that’s just the beginning of the chemical cocktail. For the record, I’m Tasmanian.

Watch as an environmental policy student challenges The Metals Company over its plans to deep sea mine. The challenge came during a panel discussion at The Economist World Ocean Summit in Lisbon this week. ***The Economist supports deep sea mining

Human dolly slider with steadycam attached.

The best tweet of the day on the occasion of Sweden joining NATO came from former Aussie PM, Kevin Rudd. He included a photo of himself rocking a spectacular mullet when he was a junior diplomat in Sweden…spectacular plumage that proved he was destined for greatness.

Editorial: There is no doubt that what Julian Assange published – the evidence of war crimes he helped make public – is journalism. There is no doubt it was in the public interest to see the material he helped bring to light. He must be freed. satpa.pe/wa9TlX0

Price gauging is un-Australian. So are monopolies. How did it come to this?

An important moment for scientists. Good luck Prof Michael E. Mann . theguardian.com/us-news/2024/j…

#BP has appointed interim boss Murray Auchincloss as its permanent CEO, in a move that signals the oil major will stick with the shift to 'greener' energy launched by Bernard Looney ft.com/content/005e47…

It's time for some common sense!
Native forest logging makes up 10% of the timber industry in NSW. The rest is plantation based.

We must transition away from destroying our native forests and expand the plantation timber industry.

Call on your mp to sign The Forest Pledge.

Some scenes from our travel adventure series with Erik Kaiser . We had so much fun making this across Asia.

One of the very best: A truth-teller of enormous courage and conviction. A journalist who truly held the powerful to account. He and his work will be sadly missed. Thoughts are with family.

'The International Federation of Journalists, representing more than 600,000 journalists worldwide, calls for Julian Assange's immediate release'

'La Federación Internacional de Periodistas (600.000 periodistas en todo el mundo) pide la liberación inmediata de Julian Assange'

These are massive machines designed to scrape away the seabed in search of million-year-old mineral nodules. They will kill marine life, destroy ecosystems, and poison water. Join the campaign. #StopDeepSeaMining #DefendTheDeep secure.avaaz.org/campaign/en/de…

An important win for the basic structure of democracy. Now let’s test Tasmania’s draconian laws.

Re-upping this one. Because.

Is a breakdown of #cop28 the way to move it forward? Read Michael Jacobs thread.