Hannah Clover

@HannahClover
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Hi, I'm Hannah Clover :) I like editing Wikipedia, running, nature photographs, knitting, and playing video games. I think the world would be a better place if we were all much kinder to one another.
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I shudder to even think what 60 years of student debt would look like.
This is probably the worst way someone could describe the concept of lifelong learning. #education
Sums up my experience growing up

Be sure to check out this recent video from @taylorlorenz -- US government attempts to memory hole evidence of war crimes and IHL violations (+ more) are alarming and grotesque.

https://youtu.be/hMiVZoFtH6s?si=ur6NV2WfQD7_Va5E

The Internet is Being Deleted (And You Haven’t Noticed)

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This hotel uses AI instead of humans and then LIES about it. 🥴

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How Google Maps is shaping where we eat.
Josh Toussaint-Strauss discovers that great restaurants are disappearing on Google Maps, despite having lots of reviews and high ratings, so he sets out to get to the bottom of it and finds out that what Google Maps shows us isn't necessarily what we want to see
https://www.theguardian.com/world/video/2026/mar/19/how-google-maps-is-shaping-where-we-eat-video?utm_source=globalmuseum #globalmuseum #googlemaps #restaurants

New study finds artificial turf fields in Metro Vancouver releasing chemicals harmful to salmon
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/ubc-study-finds-artificial-turf-fields-threat-to-salmon-9.7136573?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub

Posted into British Columbia @british-columbia-cbcnews

UBC study finds artificial turf fields in Metro Vancouver releasing chemicals harmful to salmon | CBC News

A new study from the University of British Columbia is raising concerns about the environmental impact of artificial turf fields across Metro Vancouver, which, it says, is leaching a chemical into municipal stormwater systems that’s deadly to coho salmon.

CBC

The selfish case for public libraries: https://alexwlchan.net/2026/selfish-case-for-libraries/?ref=mastodon

I wrote about why I love and use public libraries, and how they help me be a better reader.

The selfish case for public libraries

I don't use libraries out of a sense of civic duty; I use them because they make me a happier, more adventurous, and more prolific reader.

Well, thank you for nothing, Amazon Health. #AgeDiscrimination.