Steve Ricketts

@stevericketts.bsky.social

refugee from Xitter. meteorologist. photographer. youth soccer coach. recovering poligeek. trying to be positive and to stay above the fray

WHAT -- Rep. Lisa McClain totally makes shit up, claims "82% of women who got the vaccine in their first or second trimester had a miscarriage"

Alberta and Avalanche Canada have had a funding agreement for decades. The province has not renewed the agreement for 2026/27 and is so far refusing to say whether it will. Only that it's under review. The amount? $250,000. Avalanche Canada is now considering cutting services in Alberta.

'Potentially life-threatening': Avalanche Canada contemplating services reduction if Alberta doesn't renew funding

Avalanche Canada is considering cutting services in Alberta as it continues to await a decision from the province on funding for this year.

calgaryherald.com

Hello @mark-carney.bsky.social I am sure you are well aware of the Canadian and global fire situation. I am sure you understand the connection to our changing climate. I am sure you know the changing climate is being driven by our energy related emissions. How will a new pipeline help this?

alexander solsten@solsten.bsky.social · 4d ago

My relatives live in Summerland. No word from them yet. The official government position is to accept these fires as new reality while simultaneously building more pipelines & gas plants. Absolutely unreal @danielbachman.bsky.social www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

Anna Swan was much more than someone who grew to be 7'11". She acted in Shakespeare, excelled in music and loved to play the piano. She lived the life she wanted, and found her soulmate in the process. This is the story of a fascinating woman. 🧵 1/9

A sepia-toned vintage studio portrait photograph from the 19th century shows a very tall woman, Anna Swan, standing to the left and wearing a plaid full-length dress with puffed sleeves, a high collar, a beaded necklace, and a decorative tiara on her head. She poses with one hand resting on her hip. To her right stands a much shorter man dressed in a formal suit with a bow tie, his arms crossed as he looks up toward her. The background is plain, and the floor has a patterned carpet.

we could stop burning fossil fuels tomorrow and we'd still have wildfires consuming houses for the next decades there's a long lag between CO2 emissions, rising global temps, and climate change. today's wildfires were set in motion years ago still need to reduce emissions to prevent further change

we could stop burning fossil fuels tomorrow and we'd still have wildfires consuming houses for the next decades there's a long lag between CO2 emissions, rising global temps, and climate change. today's wildfires were set in motion years ago still need to reduce emissions to prevent further change