Kimberly Wooten

@plasticarchaeology.bsky.social

Plastics archaeologist, interested in climate and heritage, public outreach, and foolishly thinks contemporary archaeology will save the world.

The refusal by corrupt politicians to ditch all fossil fuels means the coming years will be much worse ... "We are witnessing something beyond any imagination with 220+ countries/territories (>95% of the total) smashing records with insane margins WORLD RECORD can fall next days ..."

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Please blow up the public comment (included below): BREAKING NEWS (7/15) — The administration wants to destroy Chaco Canyon without consulting Tribal Nations. It’s an irreplaceable historic & cultural site with 4,700 archeological sites that could be lost to the bulldozers of oil & gas development

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1/3 Fishing gear kills more marine life than any other form of ocean plastic. Lost nets alone threaten 66% of marine species, every sea turtle species, 50% of seabirds, whales, sharks, dolphins. The fishing industry’s deadliest hidden legacy. 🌊

Pope Leo: "Every boat that arrives does not bring only migrants; it brings with it a question: what world have we built, if so many brothers must risk death to seek life?"

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“Air pollution fell substantially as Paris restricted car traffic and made way for parks, people-streets and bike-lanes.” Better for the climate, better for health, better for livability and quality of life. Common sense. Such a no-brainer, it’s remarkable that more cities HAVEN’T done the same.

Paris said au revoir to cars. Air pollution maps reveal a dramatic change.

Air pollution fell substantially as the city restricted car traffic and made way for parks and bike lanes.

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“The science is clear: El Niño is arriving on our doorstep in the coming months with 90% certainty," said United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres. "The world must treat it as the urgent climate warning it is. El Niño conditions will pour fuel on the fire of a warming world.”

UN issues sobering warning about looming El Niño — USA TODAY

World leaders are especially concerned with the prospect of droughts, heavy rainfall events and heat waves.

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