Scientist Rebellion Turtle Island (US/Canada)

@srti.bsky.social

Scientists & their allies in the so-called US & Canada willing to tell the truth & take action on behalf of the planet https://linktr.ee/srturtleisland

”The administration cut $11.4bn in funding from state and local health departments just a year prior, and [cut] a program dedicated to coordinating information on cyclospora.” Cutting science bites back, so we are fighting back. Donate to fuel the fight here: zurl.co/yd3rH zurl.co/RnPOT

How Trump and his administration have mired the US in multiple crises

From manufactured election insecurity to an outbreak of ‘explosive’ diarrhea, Americans are bearing the brunt of harmful policies

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The Trump admin is doubling down on its intention to destroy American science. Scientific expertise – not politicians – should be in charge of our science. We need everyone in this fight. Take action against the OMB proposal here:  zurl.co/k2Cj5 Article: zurl.co/F5zCu

Trump administration stands by controversial OMB proposal despite growing resistance

White House denies requests to extend public comment deadline on its plan to give political appointees control over science funding

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So, fight your tribe and start organizing and fighting. The only way we are going to secure a stable planet Tia through collective action, mass organizing and civil disobedience. @srti.bsky.social @xrglobal.bsky.social @350.org @oilgasaction.bsky.social

Mike Hudema@mikehudema.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Scientists find three years left of remaining carbon budget for 1.5°C: buff.ly/XnGAzbt There is no time to wait. #ActOnClimate #climate #energy #renewables

Finally got to read @jeremiahhayden.bsky.social’s story on the PMC meeting and he nailed it. I was the one chanting “PCEF is for people not billionaires” and now I’m glad I got thrown out of the meeting before facing the gauntlet of those canapés

Portland Mercury@portlandmercury.com · last mo.

It’s unclear if anyone who purchased a $350 ticket to this year’s chamber of commerce meeting is feeling buyer’s remorse, but if they expected anything more than a pep rally, sans pep, they certainly could be.

Academic journal corps like Elsevier are not just funneling away public research money. They are pouring it into fossil fuels 💸 I document the complicity of academic publishing in Science in Resistance where I interview an employee of Cell fired after digging into its ties to Big 🛢️ Excerpt below 👇

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Amazing fact from today's post from @bhensonweather.bsky.social: the contiguous U.S. was hottest on record for March, and for all intervals (2-month, 3-month, etc.) going all the way back to the 12-month period from April 2025 through March 2026. Also true for the past 18-, 24-, 36-, and 48-months.

The year so far: hottest and driest in U.S. history » Yale Climate Connections

After a season-defying March heat wave pushed things into overdrive, it’s an open question – and a crucial one – how soon more generous moisture might arrive.

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Today Nordea voted to continue financing new oil from the Arctic. Nordea's claim to be a sustainability leader has watered down - they not only continue to be the biggest investor in fossil fuel companies in Finland but also retracted from their climate pledges. Our polar coalition is not happy.

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