Podcasts about tyre extinguishers

Sports Utility Vehicles, the big cars blamed for causing huge damage to the planet, now make up two-thirds of all new car sales.  More commonly known as SUVs, many people are choosing them for their increased comfort and a feeling of safety.  They were originally designed for off-roading in the countryside, but now they are often more of a status symbol.   Their larger size and weight mean they're big polluters, so their growing number is undoing years of progress towards cleaner air.  On this week's ClimateCast, Tom Heap speaks to the Tyre Extinguishers, climate activists who are notorious in cities around the world for deflating the tyres of SUVs to protest against their pollution.  Plus, hear from AutoTrader's Erin Baker about why so many of us want these bigger cars. Producers: Alex Edden and Gemma Watson Assistant producer: Iona Brunker Editors: Wendy Parker  

Sie ziehen durchs Land und kämpfen um die Herzen der Linken: sechs Bundesrats-Kandidierende der SP auf Sympathie-Road-Show. Weiter: Begegnung mit klimarettenden Pneu-Lüftlern. Und: Gazas Spitäler zwischen den Fronten. Gerangel um Berset-Nachfolge: Die Kandidaten-Kür Eine Genossin und fünf Genossen wollen die Nachfolge von SP-Bundesrat Alain Berset antreten. Alle sind überzeugt, das richtige Profil zu haben. Wer hat wirklich das Zeug, um den Sprung in den Bundesrat zu schaffen? Die «Rundschau» trifft die SP-Kandidierenden – der Politologe Adrian Vatter ordnet die Wahlchancen ein. Feindbild Geländewagen: Klimaaktivisten machen Pneus platt Manche Autofahrende nerven sich enorm über sie: Die Aktivisten von «Tyre Extinguishers» schleichen sich an Geländewagen an und lassen Luft aus Pneus raus – um das Klima zu retten. Was bringt es, ausser einer Anzeige und Ärger für die Wagenbesitzenden? In Zürich hat die «Rundschau» die Lüftler gesucht und gefunden. Spitäler von Gaza: Die humanitäre Katastrophe Am Al-Shifa-Spital zeigt sich die humanitäre Katastrophe in Gaza. Seit Tagen gerät das total überfüllte Spitalkomplex zwischen die Fronten. In Not sind auch andere Spitäler im Gaza-Streifen. Die «Rundschau» besucht ein Spital in Deir al Balah im Zentrum des Gaza-Streifens. Die Lage ist auch hier dramatisch. Verletzt die israelische Armee im Gaza-Streifen Menschenrechte? Israels Botschafterin in Bern, Ifat Reshef, nimmt an der «Rundschau»-Theke Stellung.

Sie ziehen durchs Land und kämpfen um die Herzen der Linken: sechs Bundesrats-Kandidierende der SP auf Sympathie-Road-Show. Weiter: Begegnung mit klimarettenden Pneu-Lüftlern. Und: Gazas Spitäler zwischen den Fronten. Gerangel um Berset-Nachfolge: Die Kandidaten-Kür Eine Genossin und fünf Genossen wollen die Nachfolge von SP-Bundesrat Alain Berset antreten. Alle sind überzeugt, das richtige Profil zu haben. Wer hat wirklich das Zeug, um den Sprung in den Bundesrat zu schaffen? Die «Rundschau» trifft die SP-Kandidierenden – der Politologe Adrian Vatter ordnet die Wahlchancen ein. Feindbild Geländewagen: Klimaaktivisten machen Pneus platt Manche Autofahrende nerven sich enorm über sie: Die Aktivisten von «Tyre Extinguishers» schleichen sich an Geländewagen an und lassen Luft aus Pneus raus – um das Klima zu retten. Was bringt es, ausser einer Anzeige und Ärger für die Wagenbesitzenden? In Zürich hat die «Rundschau» die Lüftler gesucht und gefunden. Spitäler von Gaza: Die humanitäre Katastrophe Am Al-Shifa-Spital zeigt sich die humanitäre Katastrophe in Gaza. Seit Tagen gerät das total überfüllte Spitalkomplex zwischen die Fronten. In Not sind auch andere Spitäler im Gaza-Streifen. Die «Rundschau» besucht ein Spital in Deir al Balah im Zentrum des Gaza-Streifens. Die Lage ist auch hier dramatisch. Verletzt die israelische Armee im Gaza-Streifen Menschenrechte? Israels Botschafterin in Bern, Ifat Reshef, nimmt an der «Rundschau»-Theke Stellung.

On this week's episode, Nathan, Mike, and Mahler the Fake News Dog talk about medical aromatherapy, roasted nuts, future-climate-suitable seedlings, ecocide, six things to know about flying with the superrich, legal nicknames, Wisconsin's dairy industry, Simon & Schuster, free-floating planets, the Tyre Extinguishers, Zoom unzooming, Antarctic berries, the Fermentation Association, and so on.

Tyre Extinguishers in Ireland https://www.irishmirror.ie/news/irish-news/activists-letting-air-out-car-30523574 #peoplearerevolting twitter.com/peoplerevolting Peoplearerevolting.com movingtrainradio.com

The Tyre Extinguishers group targeting SUVs has warned that they now intend to target hybrid and electric vehicles, with the campaign set to be extended to counties outside of Dublin John Gibbons, Environmental Journalist, and Commentator gave his reaction to this.

The Tyre Extinguishers group targeting SUVs has warned that they now intend to target hybrid and electric vehicles, with the campaign set to be extended to counties outside of Dublin John Gibbons, Environmental Journalist, and Commentator gave his reaction to this.

John woke up to find his tyres deflated and a note from a group called the "Tyre Extinguishers" Listeners express their concerns about rubbish in various locations across the country The final conclusion to Declan's elephant story

A number of SUVs in South Dublin have had tyres deflated by climate action group The Tyre Extinguishers. John Gibbons joined The Last Word to discuss. Catch the full chat by pressing the 'Play' button on this page.

O não-tema da semana consistiu no surgimento dos Tyre Extinguishers, um grupo que pretende chamar atenção para a Emergência Climática através do esvaziamento de pneus de SUVs. Nenhum veículo 4x4 parece estar a salvo, do Range Rover da Isabel dos Santos ao Opel Frontera de 1997 do Júlio da mercearia.Que legitimidade podem ter estas manifestações? Deprimente, hilariante, revoltante ou indiferente? Não é aqui que vão encontrar as respostas, lamentamos.0:00 - Preliminares1:16 - Insultos twitter - final patreon 6:15 - Nenhum Casino patrocina este podcast13:19 - Tyre Extinguishers: vandalismo, ativismo ou conspiração de Direita? 28:05 - Crise climática do ponto de vista social36:50 - Manifestações da Ansiedade Climática48:53 - Woke é religião52:19 - Quim Barreiros, o grande intelectualProduzimos conteúdo extra aqui!https://www.patreon.com/nuancepodcastJunta-te ao nosso DISCORD: https://discord.gg/jhsHPww5FJESTAMOS EM:Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/3wC6cw4k3jjcqzSLlwgWs5Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/pt/podcast/nuance/id1542526434Google Podcasts https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5idXp6c3Byb3V0LmNvbS8xNTE5NTcwLnJzcw==PASTAMOS NOS SEGUINTES PRADOSInstagram:http://www.instagram.com/nuancepodcasthttp://www.instagram.com/by.castrohttp://www.instagram.com/holdennevermorehttp://www.instagram.com/luisamadobessahttps://www.tiktok.com/@nuancepodcastTwitter:http://www.twitter.com/nuance_podcasthttp://www.twitter.com/goodboycastrohttp://www.twitter.com/holdennevermore

A radical climate group called The Tyre Extinguishers is targeting SUVs in cities around the world – and now it wants to set up in Australia. Matthew Pantelis spoke with shadow police minister Vincent Tarzia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Tyre Extinguishers have arrived in Australia, first originating in the UK, their goal is to rid the roads of what they consider “massive and unnecessary vehicles” by deflating the tyres of SUVs. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The group, Tyre Extinguishers, announced they were responsible for "disarming" 43 SUVs in the name of climate activism in the Beacon Hill area on Wednesday night. WBZ's Mike Macklin reports:

Dat meldt de actiegroep Tyre Extinguishers die overal in Nederland banden van SUV's laat leeglopen. Klopt hun claim?

Philip speak about his experiences in the Lebanon, following the death of Private Sean Rooney. The tyres on Ronan's SUV were slashed by a protest group named The Tyre Extinguishers. Robert believes the true meaning of Christmas, the birth of Jesus, is being lost.

Tyre Extinguishers https://news.sky.com/story/mother-62-deflates-tyres-on-100-suvs-and-wants-army-of-middle-aged-women-to-join-her-protest-12717960 #peoplearerevolting twitter.com/peoplerevolting Peoplearerevolting.com movingtrainradio.com

This week: Kate Andrews laments how Truss is hurting the free-market cause (00:51), Anthony Whitehead explains the 'arrogance' of the latest environmental activist movement the Tyre Extinguishers (06:42) and Michael Simmons reads his notes on barcodes (12:54). Produced and presented by Oscar Edmondson. 

On this week's episode, Nathan, Mike, and Mahler talk about Tyre Extinguishers, Patagonia, donkey penises, high seas' genetic resources, community solar projects, stabilizing the grid, floating solar farms, Amazon, the Internet Archive, the smell of Parkinson's, Captagon bowls, ribbon cutting out, fake profiles of attractive women, Probey McProbeface and so on.

In this episode, Kyla and Paul look at a new form of climate protest and where it ranks in police enforcement. They also look at new possible roadway lane usage ideas. For the featured snippet of this week: Like What You Do by Kyla Lee Follow Kyla Lee on Twitter: twitter.com/IRPlawyer Follow Kyla Lee on Instagram: instagram.com/kylaleelawyer www.vancouvercriminallaw.com

Jas Johal gives his thoughts on an activist group in Victoria, who are slashing the tires of SUVs as means to fight climate change. They call themselves The Tyre Extinguishers

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On this week's episode, Nathan, Mike, and Mahler talk about the corvid palace, the North American beaver, the hot Tour de France, heat wave Zoe, the Tyre Extinguishers, algal blooms, floating pathogens, the church over the university, necrobiotics, Alzheimer's fraud, the Line, psychedelic naiveté, parentese, a repurposed Ferrari, robots at the Moscow Open, emu enforcement, and so on.

The U.K. climate group whose members deflated tires on an estimated 40 vehicles in New York City last month recently announced similar actions in cities nationwide.The Tyre Extinguishers, which encourages activists to deflate tires of parked sports utility vehicles (SUV) to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, said it has already spread to Chicago and the San Francisco area this month. Individuals affiliated with the group have deflated the tires of 20 SUVs in Chicago, another 20 SUVs in Scranton, Pa., and 12 SUVs near San Francisco this month, according to the group.Join this channel to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHm8vWol8eNjTJZSjq2jaLQ/joinLIKE & SUBSCRIBE for new videos everyday. https://bit.ly/3KBUDSK

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It's shaping up to be a hot strike summer with multiple trade unions looking to ballot their members on strikes in the coming months.  Thousands of people will be out on the street with their trade unions or with or social movements raising their voices against the litany of stupidity that is the UK government.   When it comes to getting out on the streets it's important to measure the effectiveness of actions and how they push the fight against climate breakdown forward. This week on the show we are joined by  Dr  Oscar Berglund (@berglund_oscar) from Bristol University. Oscar's research focuses on social movements  and explores climate change activism  particularly Extinction Rebellion (XR) and the use of civil disobedience.  Oscar  studies the strategies and discourses of civil disobedience in contemporary climate change activism.  We discuss where XR is now as a movement, how actions by the Tyre Extinguishers and Insulate Britain affect wider climate activism discourse, whether the media is pushing climate into the culture war, how car ownership has developed as an identify and the curious case of F1 driver Sebastian Vettel.Links Seeing like an activist by Erin PinedaMatthew Patersons piece on Cars from I Peela piece Oscar wrote on protest for  Bristol  247 back in 2021Shout outGunilla Berglund (Oscars Mum!) who on retiring became a full time climate activist  and his daughter at the age of 9 has been to several climate protests already. Conrad bower from the MeteorKai Heron and Jodie Dean and their piece on "Climate Leninism" in SpectreSupport the show

Climate activist group Tyre Extinguishers are well and truly making their mark in Wellington.What they do is go around deflating tyres and leaving a note saying they did that because their SUV is killing the planet, etc.A guy in Wellington found a note on his car, but didn't see any damage on the vehicle, drove to his home up Transmission Gully, got to around the Porirua offramp, and almost had a crash because at that point his tyre did start deflating.Police reckon something was stuck inside the tyre in order to stop it deflating fast, but rather do it slowly.Lawyer Steve Cullen joined Heather du Plessis-Allan.LISTEN ABOVE

If you're not a fan of the kinds of climate activists that glue their hands to walls, then brace yourself because I have got next level douchebaggery to tell you about. There is a group in the UK called Tyre Extinguishers who go around deliberately deflating the tyres of SUVs and utes because these vehicles are considered the biggest emitters of carbon dioxide on the road. They have just set up a branch in Auckland of someone – because it's probably just one lonely, bored hand wringer at this stage – who went around deflating tyres in Sandringham last week. They then popped a flyer on the windscreen of the vandalised cars that said: “ATTENTION – your gas guzzler kills. We did this because driving around urban areas in your massive vehicle has huge consequences for others” This is not going to win anyone over, is it? Is anyone targeted by these people going to get on board with the climate message and realise maybe they should ditch that SUV and catch the bus instead? I doubt it. And get a load of this: The flyer then tells people they'll be fine because “you will have no difficulty getting around without your gas guzzler, with walking, cycling or public transport” Oh yeah. Try telling that to the parent of child who needs to get to the emergency room in the middle of the night and finds their tyre deflated. Or tell that to a plumber who now can't use their ute to get to an emergency call out. Vandalising other peoples' cars is not going to win anyone over to the cause and make them rethink their emissions. It's just going to turn people off listening to the message and make some even more determined to give a middle finger to climate initiatives. Isn't this just a perfect example of one of the core problems with much of the climate message? It's way too extreme. We're constantly being told the world is going to end in twelve years if we don't address climate change. Or an entire Wellington suburb could be swallowed up by water in 80 years. Or your ‘gas guzzler kills' and it's so urgent that someone had to deflate your tyres. And you have to forgo all modern comforts, sew your own clothing, plant potatoes in the backyard and take the bus to your plumbing jobs. Come on. Taking one SUV off Sandringham's roads won't do anything when China just gave the green light to 3 massive coal mines three months ago. If climate activists want people to react with sympathy rather than anger, they might want to ditch this tactic immediately. 

Episode 23 of the road.cc Podcast is certainly unique… we're pretty confident you'll have never heard a cycling podcast like it! To kick us off we're talking to a member of the mysterious Tyre Extinguishers, a protest group who have made international news recently by ‘disarming' SUV tyres in the dead of the night. Cue uproar from the tabloids (and SUV owners of course) but among some active travel advocates, the group's actions have been described as justified because of the threat larger, more polluting cars pose to our health. Are the Tyre Extinguishers cyclists' ally, or are their very provocative actions causing more harm than good? George also catches up with the inspirational Vedangi Kulkarni, who cycled round the world at the age of 19 and has ticked off many more cycling achievements in her tender years. Find out why Vedangi thought the motorway hard shoulder was just one big epic cycle lane when she first moved to the UK, and why Brooks saddles are the one! 

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