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@albertcardona @TatianaIlyina In UK it is the same. It is for environment protection. Is that the reason in Spain?

@TatianaIlyina I can't work out why the wells are illegal. Who is it protecting? Do you know?

This news is not from the Wild West, but from Spain, European Union:
In the times of severe drought which would not be possible without anthropogenic climate change, dozens of people are arrested for being involved in schemes using water from illegal wells to grow subtropical fruit that supply our supermarkets.
Is this part of a climate change adaptation plan?
cnn.com/2023/05/09/europe/spai

@helenczerski I gotta repost #NotJustBikes @notjustbikes excellent video. m.youtube.com/watch?v=jN7mSXMr

What must come hand in hand is infrastructure and regulations that are friendly for smaller vehicles. The large dangerous trucks should be heavily taxed to discourage their use, not get subsidies. This unfortunately isn't the case in many places of the world.

When the majority of drivers choose to drive ridiculously large vehicles it also forces others to get larger ones just for their own safety. Even if they would otherwise drive smaller vehicles.

It's sadly a terrible negative feedback loop. I could go on but it's already perfectly summarized in NJB video.
#suv #cars #walkablecities #urbanplanning #waroncars

Also this haha:
mstdn.social/@stux/11022567035

The GOP wants to raise the age limit to vote, but not to own an AR-15.

Think about that.

@TatianaIlyina In the UK, people are free of this problem. The answer is always yes .

BLOGPOST

Why the dropping of the REUL sunset clause may be very bad news for Rejoiners

Rejoiners may be tempted to gloat, but they should be concerned instead

lawandlore.substack.com/p/why-

Remainers should not be self-congratulatory about the REUL sunset being dropped.

Indeed, Remainers should perhaps be concerned.

For it means Brexiter silly season is ending - and the government is now getting real, and realistic, about divergence.

The German Weather Service reports only slightly warmer (+0.1 K) temperature in Germany than the long-term April mean for 1961-1990.
dwd.de/DE/leistungen/zeitreihe

We had what used to be a rather typical German April. Yet, for many, April 2023 felt like a relatively cool month.

"This shows that we are now used to climate change in terms of temperatures" - a somber observation by the Deutscher Wetterdienst.

#ClimateDiary

twitter.com/DWD_klima/status/1

Everyone got the memo that we're supposed to reduce our emissions by half in 7 years, right?

@TatianaIlyina @hudsoch Where my office was it would mean the room was full of filthy graphite flakes off the steel shop. Actual carbon emissions though not so harmful, except to your clothes!

@TatianaIlyina I am l left wondering how many people went round and came in through the window. 😩

My final post on the old Coppola Comment site. It's been a blast, but it's time to move on from Blogger. Sunset: coppolacomment.com/2023/05/sun
Coppola Comment is now on Substack: coppolacomment.substack.com/

@sciencebase You'd imagine they would be better off with drip-dry scaley wings than a soaked jumper.

@sciencebase Do they emerge as adult under water, where you often see them ready in their cases?

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