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Good day to buy a print copy of the @latimes IMO. We’ve got a special section about the climate crisis, full of hopeful stories by our dozen-person environment desk.
You can also buy a digital subscription and read the stories here: latimes.com/environment/stor…
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The youth plaintiffs in Genesis v. EPA argued for the opportunity to be heard, and present their evidence at trial, and now it’s in Judge Fitzgerald’s hands to decide. Stay up to date by signing up for our mailing list: bit.ly/joinOCT #YouthvGov
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Yes, wind turbines kill birds.
But fracking is a lot worse for birds. Even before the climate change part.
I looked at a new study comparing avian harm from building wind farms to drilling oil & gas wells. The difference is stark. My @latimes column: latimes.com/environment/news…
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Why protest banks and federal reserve?
35 banks poured 3.8 trillion into the fossil fuel industry within 5 years of the Paris agreement.
JPMorgan Chase doing the most to finance fossil fuels in the world, followed by Wells Fargo, Citi, & B of A
nbcnewyork.com/news/local/we…
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Trash pickup day 1,493. This was a 170 minute pickup. #EarthCleanUp
This was my most massive trash haul in Eaton Canyon since May 2020, when everything else in Los Angeles was shut down during the COVID lock downs.
Hands down. Absolute atrocity. Carried >30lbs of trash 1+ mile.
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Climate change does not start wildfires. It makes existing ones more destructive.
Climate changes worsens droughts, increases the spread of disease, and raises temperatures.
All of these things help grow existing fires.
Image 1 is good fire:
Image 2 is climate change:
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Despite all we've lost, there is still so much to save.
There is a future worth fighting for.
Become a climate activist.
Please.
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Guardian front page, Tuesday 25 July 2023: Climate crisis link to heatwave fires undeniable, say scientists
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Climate change is making droughts more severe and frequent. @NASA satellites provide data about water availability to the U.S. Drought Monitor, which helps farmers prepare for drought, determining where and what to feed their livestock.
go.nasa.gov/3j4Bb5P
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A honeybee has its back dusted with pollen by a sage flower, its weight causing the stamens to activate. In a symbiotic relationship known as mutualism the bee gets to eat, and the flower a chance to reproduce.
Credit: Valter Binotto
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Physics, potential energy, forever.
This interesting YouTube caught my eye, and it raises fascinating questions. Source: bit.ly/3kdYIAq
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Story time from the @Space_Station! 📚
NASA Astronaut @Astro_Megan is reading "The Day You Begin," by @JackieWoodson. It's a story for students going #BacktoSchool, or anyone who may be starting something new.


















