Noticing biodiversity as migrating birds return for spring and flowers start popping out of the ground
- 0 Followers
- 0 Following
- 4 Posts
Went back and rewatched the first few seasons of Tosh.O, that’s some good early Internet content and commentary, curated for a teenage boy audience though.
Yep, greenhouses make it easier to control the growing conditions, particularly in extreme desert climates
Beyond the direct plug-in kind of solar. There’s now solar generators. Basically a battery pack that accepts solar energy and has its own outlets, no change in laws needed.
Anker Solix is having a sale this weekend.
Yeah Americans don’t realize how relatively cheap gas is here. There seems to be an entitled attitude that they deserve to drive the biggest obnoxious vehicle they can get.
We’re fully EV and the price of gas is no longer relevant to our daily lives. On the other hand, data centers keep driving up the price of electricity, but that can only change like twice a year and hasn’t been as bad as this gas spike.
Charity Navigator is a handy website to vet charities
Coalition for Rainforest Nations They operate globally with indigenous and local communities to do everything possible to protect rainforests and reforest areas. The donations really stretch far because they predominantly work in low income areas
ProPublica No paywall investigative news organization that has really hard hitting reporting that holds polluters accountable by government agencies
Lahaina Community Land Trust supporting Native Hawaiian victims of the Lahaina fire and trying to prevent their land from being bought up by private equity and billionaires
World Wildlife Foundation great work with preserving biodiversity and raising awareness of nature with the public. It’s hard to care about something if you don’t know about it
Union of Concerned Scientists A political advocacy org defending science, and opposing the climate crisis and nuclear weapons
Local food bank, local green space advocates, and local housing support orgs
Coalition for Rainforest Nations
Tropical rainforests are the critical climate solution. After 15 years of relentless work to stop deforestation, our member countries and the Coalition are fulfilling their promise to bring emissions reductions from the planet’s tropical rainforests at a multi-gigaton level.
Yes, plus this has extra resiliency benefits for climate disasters and avoiding pain when the price of fossil fuels spike for some reason…
They need a T break…
They argue that they are preventing waste and fraud by holding doctors accountable. Like “oh if we didn’t have this power then doctors would order so many unnecessary tests and prescriptions”
(Not defending them, just sharing what they say)