Elizabeth Campbell

@whataboringname.bsky.social

Reader, artist, scientist. Hot Mad about climate change inaction and wicked pissed over fascist book banning and hatred. I am lucky enough to live in the best library system in the country. Columbus OH.

The asshole administration is planning to remove the mining buffer around Chaco Canyon in New Mexico. This is being done without tribal or expert input and the public comment time is incredibly, and cowardly short. Please comment to help try and save Chaco. www.koat.com/article/chac...

Chaco Canyon public comment period opens, as BLM proposes reopening 336,000 acres to mineral leasing

A new federal assessment could reshape the future of development near Chaco Canyon. Here’s what’s in the plan and how long the public has to weigh in.

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Canada's boreal forest is the largest continuous intact forest ecosystem on Earth. Spanning 1.2 billion acres from the Yukon to Newfoundland, it is larger than the Amazon and represents 25% of the world's remaining untouched primary forest. Most people have never thought about it once.

A map of Canada and the northern United States produced by Natural Resources Canada, showing the extent of the boreal zone highlighted in green. The boreal forest spans the majority of Canada's landmass in a broad continuous band, covering most of the Yukon, Northwest Territories, northern British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, and Quebec, extending through to Newfoundland and Labrador in the east. Nunavut and the far northern Arctic regions fall outside the boreal zone. A small portion of Alaska is also shown within the boreal zone. Source: Natural Resources Canada, 2011.

It has been criminally underreported but Kelsey Pfendler has just rowed solo across the Pacific Ocean from the US coast to Hawaii in record time. A 2,400-mile unsupported journey in 43 days, 17 hours, and 55 minutes. Notably beating the Men’s record by 9 whole days.

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Zomg I’m in the National Geographic Museum Of Exploration! Go behind the scenes of my PBS series LIFE UNEARTHED WITH ARIEL WALDMAN and see the equipment I used to film it entirely solo in Antarctica. I’m over the moon with how cool the museum is and how awesome it is to be part of it.

Lookinge uppe wordes ys a moost delightful and pleasante part of readinge bookes. One of the best aftirnoones of my lyfe was spent consultinge the tomes of definicioun about everich worde yn "The Nursery Frieze" by Edward Gorey.

Can’t sleep? Simple methods that work: • study hurricane forecast • who hates me • what did i forget • relive supreme humiliation • win 12-yr-old argument • buried alive? could happen • what i did vs should have done • dead people i miss • what if i’m bad • why do i say stuff • what’s my fuckin deal

Origins game fair this weekend introduced me to this free book cataloging app/software for personal home collections. Has capacity for pre/non-ISBN. Easy to use and non-invasive. Good alternate (for me)to Goodreads and other data mining softwares which I am uncomfortable with. www.libib.com

Libib | Library management web app

Libib is a cloud based library management and circulation system for schools, organizations, and individuals.

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Spent the bus ride home looking at photos of cranberry picking in the late 19th to early 20th century in the Wisconsin Historical Society collection, including these two from the 1000s of photos by Charles Van Schaick of Black River Falls. Many of the pickers were Ho-Chunk, along with

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Polish immigrants from Portage County and others. Left photo above is WHS ID No. W011HBI, right is W011HGU. Whoever got Van Schaick's photos into the WHS collections is an unsung hero. You can see some of them in People of the Big Voice. wisconsinart.org/product/peop...

People of the Big Voice: Photographs of Ho-Chunk Families - MOWA

People of the Big Voice tells a photographic history of Ho-Chunk families including more than 300 images by Charles Van Schaick from 1879 to 1942. The book includes a biographical essay by Matthew Dan...

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