Claire Laila Dines

@freedomtodoubt.bsky.social

Ecologist fighting 4 nature; Watches Earth like hawk or Small Blue; South Downs wanderer; Wildlife photo-recorder; Hove plot holder 4 nature; Brit/Norwegian/European; Truth, Art, Science, Politics. Take bus or walk while I can ere I'm dust in the ground.

Internet friends from abroad Meta is known for interfering in many places and we in Brazil are having to fight Mark's Influence Machine that wants us to vote for a candidate that doesn't respect our country's sovereignty (and an alleged criminal) We're doing our best, but pressure Meta as you can

Common Dreams@commondreams.org · yesterday

"Meta is interfering in Brazil’s elections in plain sight—boosting Bolsonaro and suppressing Lula content."

Alaska Senate Democratic nominee Mary Peltola and national Democrats have filed a legal motion to fight the Trump DOJ's lawsuit over the Alaska Senate race — asking a judge to grant a motion to intervene and ultimately dismiss the case.

Democrats take legal action against Trump bid ‘to rig’ Alaska Senate race

Democrat Mary Peltola’s campaign and the Senate Democratic campaign arm filed a motion to fight the Trump Justice Department’s “extraordinary assault.”

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Leave them be! 🍂🐭 At this time of year, wildlife is making use of fallen leaves to shelter, find food, and make cosy hibernation chambers to prep for the long winter ahead. If you must clear leaves, move them to one side rather than remove them completely. 📷Yellow Necked Mouse © Alan Price

Brown mouse peeking from behind an orange autumn leaf, showing one eye and its ears

Phyllis Omido: Another great woman advocate who fought for environmental justice for years. One remarkable woman leading the way for Kenya. Why didn’t men join her in her struggle against corporate evils? Cowards.

Admirable Women@admirablewomen.bsky.social · yesterday

Kenyan environmental activist Phyllis Omido is known as the “East African Erin Brockovich.” Her multi-year fight against toxic lead pollution from a battery smelter transformed her from a plant employee into one of #Africa’s leading environmental justice advocates.

Color photograph of Kenyan environmental activist Phyllis Omido sitting outdoors, smiling warmly at the camera. She is captured from the waist up, angled slightly to her left while resting against a textured gray concrete structure. Her short, straight dark hair frames a vibrant facial expression marked by wide eyes and a brilliant smile. She wears a soft yellow, short-sleeved blouse with gathered ruffle detailing at the sleeves and a drawstring tie at the waist. She wears a thin gold chain necklace with a pendant complemented by small gold hoop earrings. The natural, softly blurred background reveals an outdoor setting with earth-toned ground, scattered foliage, and a tree trunk to the left, indicating a park or garden environment. The composition utilizes shallow depth of field to isolate Omido as the sole focus, creating an approachable and resilient mood. Historically significant as a prominent social justice leader, she is recognized for shutting down toxic smelters in Kenya.

This new electoral vídeo from Pedro Sánchez is quite something. Standing in front of Guernica defending the anti-war stance of his government, limiting military expenditure, denouncing the atrocity of Gaza. English subtitles.

'Johnny Sandison, who works at the Lerwick Brewery said, “It was probably the heaviest rain I have ever seen in Shetland in my life. “When the cars were going past on the road, you could see these massive waves were coming up above the height of the cars themselves.”' www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Shetland hit by flooding and landslide after 'biblical' rain

Heavy rain hit the islands ahead of a weekend of weather warnings across the rest of Scotland.

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