Can someone explain to me like I’m 5 yrs old… how someone dead since the 90s is still dominating streams in 2026???
Sel Gadede Atigah
@gadedeselorm.bsky.social
🇬🇭Ghanaian bridging the gap between climate experts & you. No fear-mongering, just common sense. Think of Earth as your home: you protect it from "robbers" because it’s yours, not because you’re afraid. I’m not here to spread fear— just common sense. Peace
It’s been a while — I’m Selorm. I’m easy to talk to, and I don’t judge. If you ever feel like reaching out, my DMs are open. Take care out there.
I’m curious — what’s one thing about living in the UK that people outside don’t really understand until they experience it?
I don’t live in the UK, but I feel like I understand it already @liamatsu.bsky.social told me a lot about the weather in UK One minute it’s cold, next minute it’s “maybe summer is here”… then it disappears again. Respect to anyone who plans their day around that.
Stability is something people assume… until it starts slipping. And once it does, everything becomes more expensive to maintain.
Just found this old footage from when I was recording “Ruby on the Roba”. Yamaha Revstar with P90s, straight into the Overloud TH-U plugin — basically a full pedalboard + amp wall in one 🔥 For the curious: running it in Reaper DAW on Linux Mint via Bottles (Wine).
Wind energy is clean, but not impact-free. But a nationwide study of 40 wind farms in Chile found over 2,400 bird and bat deaths — including the threatened Andean condor. The bigger concern? Monitoring is often inconsistent, so the real impact may be higher. A fascinating and important read 👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿
Bird and bat mortality at wind farms in South America: Lessons from monitoring and mitigation practices in Chile
Wind energy can help mitigate global CO2 emissions; however, it also has adverse effects on biodiversity, particularly through collision-related morta…
sciencedirect.com
Jon morant@morantjon.bsky.social · 10mo agoNew paper out!! 🚨🥳 We here evaluated for the first time, the impact of wind energy on birds and bats in Chile, which represents, to our knowledge the first assessment of wind energy infrastructures on these two vulnerable groups in South America🌎 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
Caduceus of India, 36” x 50”, mixed media on paper Inspiration - article on the connection between human health and declining vulture populations in India: epic.uchicago.edu/news/decline... #vultures #caduceus #scavengers #wildlifeart 🐡 🪶 #detritivores #drawing #mixedmedia
What’s one food item that’s noticeably more expensive now than before?
Sel Gadede Atigah@gadedeselorm.bsky.social · 7mo agoYou don’t need a report to tell you something is changing. Just go to the market.
You don’t need a report to tell you something is changing. Just go to the market.
Sel Gadede Atigah@gadedeselorm.bsky.social · 7mo agoWhen food and fuel rise at the same time… that’s not coincidence.
When food and fuel rise at the same time… that’s not coincidence.
Sel Gadede Atigah@gadedeselorm.bsky.social · 7mo agoFood getting expensive isn’t random. Weather affects farms. Fuel affects transport. Put both together… prices move.
Food getting expensive isn’t random. Weather affects farms. Fuel affects transport. Put both together… prices move.
Sel Gadede Atigah@gadedeselorm.bsky.social · 7mo agoMost people don’t notice change when it starts. They notice when it becomes expensive.
Most people don’t notice change when it starts. They notice when it becomes expensive.
I don’t even argue with people about climate anymore. I just listen to what they complain about… and it usually leads back to the same thing.
Sel Gadede Atigah@gadedeselorm.bsky.social · 7mo agoPeople wait for a “big sign” that something is wrong. But rising prices, strange weather, and unstable supply… are the signs.
People wait for a “big sign” that something is wrong. But rising prices, strange weather, and unstable supply… are the signs.
Sel Gadede Atigah@gadedeselorm.bsky.social · 7mo agoWhen ships start turning back and routes get tense, it’s not just headlines. It’s the system saying, “things aren’t flowing smoothly.”
When ships start turning back and routes get tense, it’s not just headlines. It’s the system saying, “things aren’t flowing smoothly.”
Sel Gadede Atigah@gadedeselorm.bsky.social · 7mo agoThe world isn’t becoming unpredictable. It’s becoming harder to ignore patterns we used to overlook.
The world isn’t becoming unpredictable. It’s becoming harder to ignore patterns we used to overlook.
People say “it’s just fuel prices.” But fuel touches everything. Food. Transport. Business. So when fuel moves… it’s never just fuel. Can’t anyone tell Trump to stop the nonsense?
There’s a war going on far away. But here’s the simple part: when oil becomes harder to move, fuel prices react… and once fuel moves, everything else follows.
Everyone’s talking about the Strait of Hormuz like it’s politics. It’s actually simpler than that. Imagine one narrow road where a big chunk of the world’s fuel passes. Now people are fighting over that road. Ships turn back → supply drops → prices react.
Quick one — what’s one change you’ve noticed lately that just feels… different? (weather, prices, anything)
Most climate action isn’t dramatic. It’s just better systems. Cleaner energy. Less waste. Smarter transport. Nothing fancy. Just things that make sense long term.
Been off BlueSky for a while. Came back and… yeah, the conversations haven’t changed much. But the climate has. Anyway, let’s keep it simple and talk sense again.
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