“We are losing entire archives of human lives that can never be replaced.” Arctic Climate Change
“We are losing entire archives of human lives that can never be replaced.” Arctic Climate Change
Handre: "The Soviet whaling fleet killed 180,000 whales between 1948 and 1973, delivering rotten carcasses that nobody wanted to eat. Soviet citizens had zero demand for whale meat. The ships hunted anyway, fulfilling quotas handed down from central planners who counted tons of dead whale as economic output. This was bureaucratic box-checking that nearly drove multiple whale species to extinction[...]" | nitter
https://nitter.net/Handre/status/2057564351779967348#m
“The Captain of the Polestar” is possibly Doyle’s finest supernatural story – & owes much of its atmosphere to Doyle’s own experiences as a 20-year-old medical student, serving as ship’s surgeon on the Peterhead whaler the SS Hope
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https://www.theguardian.com/books/2012/aug/06/arthurconandoyle-arctic
#Scottish #literature #19thcentury #Victorian #whaling #arctic #ArthurConanDoyle
Kelp, Capitalism, and the Cartography of Becoming — A Conversation with Pluto Liu
My latest #CoffeeGeogPod chat is with Pluto Liu, a "professional nomad." We discuss identity, language, and the interconnectedness of various academic fields. Pluto shares insights on marine science and capitalism, emphasising resilience in nature. The conversation blended humor with profound reflections on geography and personal growth.I can see why everyone might be worried about #Denmark. Their stance on #Whaling seems to accommodate the traditions of indigenous people.
That must be why they've been reluctant to release Timmy in DK territorial waters?
SEE?! THESE exact unforeseen circumstances are why i despise calling the patient #Hope! (that animal IS effectively a patient, on life-support)