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In the News: #India faces a severe #climatecrisis, threatening its stability. SRM360 highlights the urgent need for #climateinterventions, featuring MEER's readily available, scalable, and affordable strategies to mitigate extreme heat.
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Read the full story here: bit.ly/3ZzjBf4
India’s Climate Tipping Point: Why Climate Interventions Can’t Wait
Soumitra Das highlights the converging climate crises that India faces and argues that solar geoengineering (SRM) must be advanced.
srm360.org
June 18, 2025 at 4:04 PM
In the News: #India faces a severe #climatecrisis, threatening its stability. SRM360 highlights the urgent need for #climateinterventions, featuring MEER's readily available, scalable, and affordable strategies to mitigate extreme heat.
Read the full story here: bit.ly/3ZzjBf4
Read the full story here: bit.ly/3ZzjBf4
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🌐🌞 This is MEER passive cooling in action! Inside temperatures dropped by up to 7°C using our passive cooling systems that can be made from recyclable materials. We're committed to enhancing climate resilience in vulnerable communities worldwide.
January 31, 2025 at 11:02 AM
🌐🌞 This is MEER passive cooling in action! Inside temperatures dropped by up to 7°C using our passive cooling systems that can be made from recyclable materials. We're committed to enhancing climate resilience in vulnerable communities worldwide.
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More than half of Thames Water's sewage treatment works unable to deal with the volume of sewage.
High bills but sewage dumped in rivers, creating health hazards, destroying biodiversity.
Crisis created by cash extraction, neglecting investment, with Ofwat approval.
High bills but sewage dumped in rivers, creating health hazards, destroying biodiversity.
Crisis created by cash extraction, neglecting investment, with Ofwat approval.
Thames Water sewage treatment works 'cannot handle' demand
Campaigners research found 181 treatment works could not deal with the sewage they were receiving.
www.bbc.co.uk
July 3, 2025 at 5:54 AM
More than half of Thames Water's sewage treatment works unable to deal with the volume of sewage.
High bills but sewage dumped in rivers, creating health hazards, destroying biodiversity.
Crisis created by cash extraction, neglecting investment, with Ofwat approval.
High bills but sewage dumped in rivers, creating health hazards, destroying biodiversity.
Crisis created by cash extraction, neglecting investment, with Ofwat approval.