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One of the best 🌅sunrises I've ever seen, just adding this to my series. Those clouds were absolutely stunning, and the sky just lit up so beautifully.📷😍 #Photographer #Photography #sunrise #sunrise #nature
We’re using the word e-bike to describe too many things. Electric assist bikes are a version of bike & have many public interest benefits. But vehicles being driven by food delivery app drivers aren’t a form of bike…they’re a form of motorcycle. They don’t belong on sidewalks or pedestrian streets.
@ejeancarroll.bsky.social: "I don't understand how people can be afraid of a fat elderly man who wears apricot makeup, his hair done up like Tippi Hedren in The Birds and sits in a court room and moans and groans and complains”
Canyonlands National Park that could be slated for open-pit coal or uranium mining if der trumple gets his way. Bless BlueSky friends for preventing that from happening.
Rest in peace to one of cinema’s most outstanding artists; the legendary actor Sam Neill (1947–2026)
When ocean temperatures move outside the historical range, ecosystems unravel. https://www.lyrebirddreaming.com/post/the-graph-that-should-be-front-page-news
The Graph That Should Be Front-Page News
Every so often the Earth produces a signal that is impossible to ignore. This graph is one of them. It shows sea-surface temperatures in the Niño 3.4 region of the equatorial Pacific, one of the most ...
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When scientists say climate change means average temperatures will rise by 2 or 3 degrees, they don't mean that what was once a 20C summer's day becomes 22C. Weather will yo-yo ever more wildly: one week will bring cold and storms, the next a blistering drought. That's the harsh future.
100 mph winds roaring through Chicago right now. Tornado warnings, severe thunderstorms. Yikes.
This Ugandan doctor met the family who sponsored him as a kid. Thanks to them, he was able to access education and is now a renowned HIV researcher. Original post
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Our world is changing faster than imagined. Understanding these changes and planning ahead, will determine the future of the global society. youtube.com/watch?v=_1T2...
How El Niño could change the world | The Global Story
YouTube video by BBC News
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The question we need to ask is what is the real reason for the sudden massive need for data centers everywhere?
Many UK birds are harmed by climate change: Upland species’ ranges are contracting; Phenological mismatch is affecting many; Ranges are moving north; Warming seas are damaging food chains; Drying soils reduce invertebrates; Winter visitors disappearing Approaches ignoring this WILL fail.🤷♂️
Global risks are too great for markets alone to curb. Political considerations must come before economic ones, says statistician Walter J. Radermacher. go.nature.com/49qhmjj
GDP and beyond: why treating nature as capital cannot save the planet
Global risks are too great for markets alone to curb. Political considerations must come before economic ones.
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Western Europe is essentially trapped in the weather equivalent of a Dutch oven, a situation that one scientist said has “the fingerprints of climate change all over it”
Why a ‘heat dome’ over Europe is shattering temperature records right now
Western Europe is essentially trapped in the weather equivalent of a Dutch oven, a situation that one scientist said has “the fingerprints of climate change all over it”
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Rainforests are nearing a breaking point from mining & climate change, threatening global stability. We can't protect what we can't see. That’s why we’re building My!hū: a map-first platform for real-time environmental intelligence. app.myhu.world Read more: shorturl.at/OUP4a
Rainforests pushed to breaking point by new demands for resources, report says
Need for minerals, biofuels and pulp adding to pressures from ranching, monocrops, oil and logging, analysis finds
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🌱 Kale, a cold-hardy crop dating back to ancient Rome, thrives in frosty temps. It gets sweeter after a frost and is packed with nutrients. Great in soups, sautés, or crispy chips. 🥬 #GrowYourOwn Grow guide here: vegplotter.com/grow-guides/...
Every second, $6,000 in fossil fuel subsidies are handed out globally. That’s $5 trillion/year. Renewables? Barely a fraction. We have 6–7 years to halve emissions. The industry has zero years of conscience. Share if you’ve had enough. 🌍✊
🌱 "The Earth does not belong to us: we belong to the Earth." —Chief Seattle
Hemp plastics have been an option for some time now too. Unless we FORCE manufacturing to change.. why wouid it? phys.org/news/2026-04...
Hemp-based thermoplastic offers a greener alternative to plastic packaging
As the global pollution crisis caused by manufacturing and disposing of single-use plastics continues to grow, researchers have developed a non-toxic plastic alternative derived from the hemp plant—a ...
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Anton Hur@antonhur.com · 4mo agoWE DON'T NEED PETROLEUM-BASED PLASTICS ANYMORE! "The [bamboo plastic] outperforms most commercial plastics and bioplastics in mechanical and thermo-mechanical metrics while maintaining full biodegradability in soil within 50 days and closed-loop recyclability with 90% retained strength."
This is wonderful 🌞 www.theguardian.com/environment/...
‘A share in the delight’: the people investing in the UK’s first community-owned solar battery
Oxfordshire’s Ray Valley Solar already generates clean energy for 7,000 homes, and is now crowdfunding storage to marry daylight with evening demand
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Border Collies showing exactly why they’re famous for their speed, focus, and heart. [📹 seanthesheepman7] Original post
This is depressing mostly because it shows how powerful pop culture is compared to education. The Flintstones helped normalize the image of humans living alongside dinosaurs, and if someone grows up with that as a “default mental picture,” it can stick even if they later learn otherwise.
