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**RT by @mind_booster: Remember:

  1. We’re at 1.25/1.75°C of global warming and rising fast.

  2. Fossil fuel emissions should have peaked in 2022 to avoid 2.5°C, but they didn’t.

  3. Forest degradation is getting worse.

  4. Capitalism has put world-ending 2.25/2.75°C by 2045- 2090 in the pipelines. 🧵**
    Remember:

1. We’re at 1.25/1.75°C of global warming and rising fast.

2. Fossil fuel emissions should have peaked in 2022 to avoid 2.5°C, but they didn’t.

3. Forest degradation is getting worse.

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RT by @mind_booster: 🎂 COMPETITION 🎂 Our 75th anniversary competition closes at 5pm (UK time) on Monday! One lucky Folio fan will win their choice of 75 different Folio editions. To enter: RT this post and follow @foliosociety.
🎂 COMPETITION 🎂 Our 75th anniversary competition closes at 5pm (UK time) on Monday! One lucky Folio fan will win their choice of 75 different Folio editions. To enter: RT this post and follow @foliosociety.

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RT by @mind_booster: 🎂 COMPETITION 🎂 To celebrate our 75th anniversary, we’re launching the most exciting competition in Folio’s history… One lucky Folio fan will win their choice of 75 different Folio editions! To enter: RT this post and follow @foliosociety.
🎂 COMPETITION 🎂 To celebrate our 75th anniversary, we’re launching the most exciting competition in Folio’s history… One lucky Folio fan will win their choice of 75 different Folio editions! To enter: RT this post and follow [@foliosociety](https … ⌘ Read more

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Hong Kong’s buyers snap up 70 per cent of new homes on offer, casting aside HKMA’s 75-point interest hike as banks deferred raising mortgage rates
HSBC, Standard Chartered, Bank of China (Hong Kong) and Hang Seng Bank kept their prime rates unchanged this week, even after the city’s de facto central bank raised its base rate by 75 basis points. ⌘ Read more

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Japan’s new tougher cyberbullying laws prompted after Hana Kimura’s suicide sparks free speech debate
Anyone convicted of using abusive language to insult a person in a public setting, including online, now face up to one year behind bars or a fine of up to US$2,236. Previously, a conviction could have led to a maximum prison term of 30 days or a fine of US$75. ⌘ Read more

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