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Software developer. Scientist. Researcher (retired). Obsessed w/ #IAQ since 2018. Data junkie. 10th man. #CovidIsNotOver πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦ ELBOWS UP! 🏠 HRM, Nova Scotia

One of the things a patient with complex chronic disease dreads to hear from any doc is, β€œAdd this new thing to your routine. It will only take 5 minutes each day.” The β€œonly” is doing *such* heavy lifting. When you add in all the other bits and pieces, tracking medications, handling the 1/3

Gastown? More like Coaltown! Thermal coal has devastating impacts on Canada and the world. The Canadian Liberal government committed to phasing out thermal coal exports by 2030. Instead, the Port of Vancouver is the premier coal exporter in North America... 🧡 #GreenSky #Canada

Stand.earth logo in top left corner. Background photo of a coal mine. β€œCANADA NEEDS TO POWER PAST COAL. Tell Carney: phase out thermal coal exports!” White button with β€œPETITION BELOW/IN BIO” at bottom of image. Stand.earth logo in top left corner. Background photo of a coal mine. β€œMining, transporting, and combusting coal: poisons the air, land, & water;  emits greenhouse gases; causes human health risks; takes capacity away from clean energy” White background. Stand.earth logo in top left corner. β€œCanadian decisionmakers understand these risks, making big commitments… 2016: Canada commits to phasing out domestic thermal coal use by 2030. 2017: Canada co-founds the Powering Past Coal Alliance, aiding global thermal coal phase out efforts. 2021: Canada commits to phasing out thermal coal exports by 2030. ... and yet!” Red background. Stand.earth logo in top left corner. β€œ137% rise in 10 years” β€œ6.3 mmt (2016) arrow icon pointing up to 14.9 mmt (2025).” β€œThermal coal exports out of the Port of Vancouver have more than doubled since 2016, largely driven by U.S. coal.”

When you wear denim jeans with a denim jacket and denim shirt, you create a very unique look. This look is known as The Canadian Tuxedo....but why? It all began in the 1950s in Vancouver. This is the story. πŸ“Έ Wikicommons (Erky-Nagy Tibor) 🧡 1/7

A young man with a large afro hairstyle and sunglasses, dressed in a denim jacket, jeans, and brown boots, posing with one hand on his hip and the other on a yellow and black motorcycle in a grassy rural field with trees and buildings in the background.

And make a list of all the climate scientists claiming we don’t need to immediately cut fossil fuel emissions to zero. Not by 2045, not by 2040, not by 2035. That’s all moronically late - half of us will have died by then. 2029 at the latest.

Why do I mask? Yes, it's because I have an immune system issue and need to avoid Covid. But the real reason is 6 years of empirical data. I don't get sick anymore! I used to be sick multiple times a year. Missed several once-in-a-lifetime events I still regret. Mask means not sick? Gimme mask.

Nome@nome.bsky.social Β· 5mo ago

I work at the airport. I'm one of a dozen people i see mask regularly, out of hundreds. Those hundreds? They're complaining constantly about being sick. About making their family and friends sick. And they just accept that as a thing that'll happen. Like there's nothing to be done.

"Released in 1985 and written by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie, "We Are The World" united top music stars for a global mission. Beyond its harmonies, this powerful humanitarian anthem served as a call to action, sparking cross-generational empathy and raising vital aid for those in need."

Clean indoor air is helpful against disease all the time, not just episodicly "in a pandemic". We treat drinking water *all the time*, not just during cholera outbreaks. Until we get over this medical/reactive mindset, airborne pandemics will continue. Put engineers in charge of public health!

Prof Christina Pagel@chrischirp.bsky.social Β· 5d ago

2. Clean indoor air: helpful in a pandemic and good for health and learning at all times (and not just in schools but other buildings too) 3. Effective public health measures: testing, contact tracing, support for isolation, communication, etc 10/12

Covid causes brain damage, cardiovascular damage and immune system damage, as well as causing cancer. Have fun getting reinfected and being disabled by it with this stupid capitalist delusion that it is over. Disability and a shorter lifespan is such a great punch line. #yallmasking

BASH: But it peeled off. Why did that happen? BURGUM: It didn't peel off. There was vandalism. There was box cutters. There have been 7 arrests. BASH: There are photographs of people cutting a 350 foot gash in the reflecting pool? BURGUM: Dana, I'm not sure why you keep questioning it

​I can't even wrap my head around it. I mean, I get the logic, but I just... can't. The reasoning behind these war crimes hasn't changed in years, they think if they terrify us enough, we'll break. ​It never occurs to them that Ukrainians wouldn't want to surrender to people who rain missiles down

The point isn't to produce essays, it's to teach students how to think for fuck's sake. The minute you automate that, it's over. You might as well close the course. Which they're also doing. This is an attack on learning, and everyone is just shrugging.

I got shingles about two months after one of my COVID infections. Some refer to these viral reactivations as part of Long COVID. My case was mild and limited to the characteristic rash on my shin. Many others are not so lucky. But, sure, let’s keep pretending COVID doesn’t continue to affect us.

BREAKING: In my lawsuit against Todd Blanche for the Epstein Files, Judge Sullivan has just ordered Blanche to produce, in camera (in chambers), the UNREDACTED emails & documents, and Blanche must bring documentation supporting his representations the DOJ’s redactions are what he claims they are.

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