101 Green Living Tips by Sheri Ann Richerson going live on May 25th

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/cr5ZIRUIUTM It’s time to reclaim the basics. This powerful little guide delivers 101 practical, easy-to-implement tips that turn everyday habits into real, lasting change. From kitchen hacks that slash waste to home solutions that save money and the Earth, Sheri Ann Richerson shows you exactly how to live lighter, greener, and happier — without sacrificing convenience or comfort. Why this book matters now more than ever: Break free from the throwaway […]

https://midnight-publishing.org/2026/05/04/101-green-living-tips-by-sheri-ann-richerson-going-live-on-may-25th/

Meet the unsung heroes of conservation this Earth Day
Throughout history, human activity has often damaged the environment, pushing forests and wildlife closer to extinction.
But alongside these challenges are quieter, sometimes overlooked stories — people who have devoted their lives to protecting the natural world for those who come after us.
https://www.cbc.ca/radio/whatonearth/environment-protection-movement-social-justice-india-canada-united-states-9.7166739?cmp=rss
"جاہل ماں صرف انسان پیدا کرتی ہے، مگر عالمہ ماں نسل کی اصلاح کرتی ہے?
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This Yukon artist's beadwork and 'artivism' puts focus on salmon and cultural loss
When the salmon stopped running, Carissa Waugh (Ékè Éwe) started beading. A new short film, "Beading Atsua Ku," shows how Waugh uses her artwork to try to decolonize climate conversations while exploring her connection to salmon, her ancestors and future generations.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/salmon-loss-into-artivism-9.7158697?cmp=rss
This Yukon artist's beadwork and 'artivism' puts focus on salmon and cultural loss
When the salmon stopped running, Carissa Waugh (Ékè Éwe) started beading. A new short film, "Beading Atsua Ku," shows how Waugh uses her artwork to try to decolonize climate conversations while exploring her connection to salmon, her ancestors and future generations.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/salmon-loss-into-artivism-9.7158697?cmp=rss
Still Talking: Why Your Voice Matters When the World Seems Deaf

A long-form essay for everyone who keeps saying something, even when it feels like no one is listening. I spent years in the Royal Air Force watching the horizon for threats. Now I sit at a keyboard…

Dominus Owen Markham
Leadership isn’t just policy — it’s the tone we normalize, the truths we protect, and the future we shape. Every political era ends. What remains is the country we leave our children. Character matters. Choices matter. Participation matters. 🇺🇸 #Leadership #Democracy #FutureGenerations #CivicDuty

We Know More Than Ever, Yet the World Feels Worse Than Ever

A Recent Conversation With My Bro

A recent conversation with my brother had me thinking, and it honestly made me sad. The more we talked, the more it hit me just how messy, disturbing, irrational, and at times torturous the world feels right now.

We are supposed to be living in modern times. We are supposed to be more educated than we have ever been. We have more knowledge than any generation before us. We can look up almost anything. We can figure out nearly anything. Free education is everywhere, whether it is on YouTube, Books, TikTok, Instagram, or other platforms that were meant to help people grow. Tools that could benefit us in a positive way are now just as often used against us.

When I look back at what people like to call the good old days, there were fewer things demanding attention. We did not worry about likes or shares. Businesses were not fighting for survival online. You found them in the yellow pages. You picked up the phone. You showed up in person. Things moved more slowly, and because of that, they felt more real.

New, Fake News and You

Today, every action and reaction lives online. News gets out of hand. Fake news and real news both spread faster than anyone can keep up with. The world feels like it is at war with itself. Everyone has an agenda, no agenda, or an agenda pushed so far that it becomes noise. It is exhausting to even follow, let alone trust.

We live in a world where the future looks bleak. That is the part that sits heavily with me. I feel sad for the generations ahead of us. We are leaving them a garbage-ridden, microplastic-filled planet and calling it progress. We know better, yet we keep going anyway, as if someone else will deal with the consequences.

It also saddens me to think about how people once viewed the 70s as a free-for-all, a drug-crazed group of people misbehaving. Looking back now, those times would be considered almost angelic compared to what we see today. Compare that era to a world where we watch wars unfold between Russia and Ukraine, Israel, and an America that no longer feels like the America people once believed in.

Countries invade other countries without permission. Leaders talk openly about taking over land as if it is a simple move on a board. And the world you and I live in sits and watches it all happen because, realistically, we feel like we cannot do anything about it.

Make a Choice or Not!

Who do you vote for? Who do you trust? Who do you listen to when thinking about what the future should look like?

We are supposed to be the smartest we have ever been. And yet it feels like the human race today is the most ill-behaved, short-sighted, and careless group of people to ever exist on this beautiful marble floating through space.

Sometimes I think that if something out there were watching us, it would not see intelligence or progress. It would see confusion, ego, and destruction wrapped in technology.

So if there is anyone out there looking in, you would probably think we are the dumbest species in the galaxy. And honestly, if you are listening, feel free to take me somewhere more sensible, more desirable, if such a place even exists. Because the current state of Earth is a deeply depressing one.

If you feel this weight too, you are not alone. You are not broken for noticing it. Awareness is the first step, even when the answers are not clear yet.

https://www.amazon.com/Girl-Willow-Daddy-love-you-ebook/dp/B09CM83B71?ref_=ast_author_dp_rw&th=1&psc=1&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.HlhVKaMC2InYON9Gh1rTg11vxTa4PAwkZJveXV9wrW3aBQmQb8NDlnayYcbm5_oJE5idJDvsaOxmFUZcDcKSvJBgHRtmz3BxtWVpuYNngMy3-_s8cRTnOR2FmM32WcjCZ6L2bYGkplxw9uUx0J9YsC782Sj0sh93ygrNupGtivkz0KDrhfdnkS7ZdwDAPS3lcKZ7ZzLExuqx1Cbq1Rcd1g.qZbokKuYdG-EKj4SqMyjMG-9jsWzkX5ZmrJNuCi428c&dib_tag=AUTHOR

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The importance of biodiversity cannot be overstated. Protecting our ecosystems ensures a healthier planet for future generations. Let’s take action now to preserve the natural world.

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The People Power Party criticized President Lee and the government for increasing the National Pension Service's domestic equity allocation, warning that political interference undermines the fund's independence and could burden future generations.
#YonhapInfomax #NationalPensionService #PeoplePowerParty #DomesticEquityAllocation #FundIndependence #FutureGenerations #Economics #FinancialMarkets #Banking #Securities #Bonds #StockMarket
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People Power Party Criticizes President Lee - 'National Pension Fund Managed Like Pocket Money at Presidential Whim—Undermining Principles'

The People Power Party criticized President Lee and the government for increasing the National Pension Service's domestic equity allocation, warning that political interference undermines the fund's independence and could burden future generations.

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