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Greenpeace warnt vor CCS. Kommunen sind kaum klimaangepasst. Viele überschätzen den CO2-Fußabdruck von Armen – und unterschätzen den von Reichen.

Auf ein Kraftwerk ist "die CCS-Lüge" projeziert Die angebliche Wunderwaffe „Carbon Capture and Storage“ ist eine gefährliche Scheinlösung

Andrew Marr, political editor of the New Statesman, has provided some insightful commentary on the current state of UK politics and the Liberal Democrats' position:

The Liberal Democrats' Resurgence:

The Liberal Democrats have experienced a significant revival, securing 71 seats in the recent general election. This marks a substantial increase from their previous performance and positions them as a more influential force in Parliament.

Impact on Labour: The large block of Liberal Democrat MPs is likely to push Labour's options to the left, as they may find common cause on certain issues. This could influence Keir Starmer's policy decisions and governance approach if Labour forms the next government.

A Multi-Faceted Election Result: While Labour achieved a significant victory, the election results revealed a more complex political landscape: The Reform party surge was more widespread than anticipated, securing second place in many Labour-held areas. Independent candidates focusing on issues like Gaza achieved some surprising results. The Greens also had a successful night, winning four seats. Andrew Marr interprets this as a "multi-sided protest and revolt against politics as usual". He suggests the electorate is sending a message to the entire political class, including Labour, that they demand tangible improvements in their lives.

Challenges for Labour: Despite their victory, Labour faces significant challenges: They must deliver on expectations within a five-year timeframe or risk a fierce backlash. The high number of economically inactive Britons poses problems for Labour's economic plans and their "New Deal for Working People"

Conservative Party Disarray: Marr notes that the Conservative Party has entered the election campaign in an unprecedented state of disarray: "I don't think there has ever been any period in the past when the governing party has gone into a general election and fallen apart in so many directions, so visibly." This internal division and lack of coherent messaging have significantly weakened the Conservatives' electoral position.

// https://www.perplexity.ai/search/the-new-statesman-andrew-marr-JgroOp5OQ5y6YecVFmdFcw

Wenn man/frau in Tübingen mal müssen muss.

Tübingens Oberbürgermeister Boris Palmer platzt der Kragen, wenn es um den desolaten Zustand von öffentlichen Toiletten in seiner Stadt geht. User haben Ideen.