Eric Sabean Jr. retweeted
This is everything. I never thought my hero would be a 16 year old woman from Sweden but here we are. Give em hell Greta
”People are suffering, people are dying, entire ecosystems are collapsing. We are in the beginning of a mass extinction and all you can talk about is money and fairytales of eternal economic growth.” Watch Greta Thunberg speak at the UN Monday morning. wired.trib.al/VXdAnKt
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The climate crisis is the greatest challenge facing humanity. It's also our single greatest opportunity to build a just and equitable future.
We are going to create 20 million jobs and an economy that works for all.
It's time for a #GreenNewDeal. berniesanders.com/the-green-…
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The climate crisis is about the survival of this planet. We cannot go far enough or be too aggressive on this issue. #GreenNewDeal
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The National Park Service is diverting $2.5 million, which is collected by entrance fees to pay for improvements at parks nationwide, to fund Trump's July 4 spectacle -- to which his political donors get VIP tickets, via @eilperin @jdawsey1 & @DanLamothe washingtonpost.com/politics/…
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We're giving our $10 million tax cut back to the planet.
pat.ag/6qkg8
The boundary waters is home to pristine wilderness and world class sport fishing. Mining in northern Minnesota threatens the environment that 250,000 people visit each year. Of all the rock mined only 0.7% is the targeted copper ore. #AquaEco2018 sciencemag.org/news/2018/11/…
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A massive federal climate change report that was due next month is out today. It warns of devastating health and economic costs to the US. cnn.it/2BuEOMD
#AquaEco2018 invasive lake trout would have had to cover an 80 mile passage between Jackson Lake in Grand Tetons National Park to reach Yellowstone lake. High flows could have given a passable waterway between lakes. A theory I had never considered before!
#AquaEco2018 an alternative hypothesis to lake trout introduction of Yellowstone lake seattletimes.com/nation-worl…
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#AquaEco2018 an alternative hypothesis to lake trout introduction of Yellowstone lake seattletimes.com/nation-worl…
#AquaEco2018 This weeks rain brought runoff from the new turf field construction directly into college brook
Snakehead are a incredibly resilient and aggressive species. Effective management is increasingly difficult because of their ability to escape their aquatic ecosystems and travel over land to new ones #AquaEco2018
Invasive species can have detrimental effects to aquatic ecosystems. Invasive species such as Northern Snakehead outcompete native species and live in various harsh freshwater conditions. Stay up to date on local invasive species to know what you can do to help #AquaEco2018
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Environmental nonprofits such as @nh_lakes have been found to greatly improve water qualities in their communities! These areas demonstrated a reduced dissolved oxygen deficiency when compared to watersheds with no active environmental groups #AquaEco2018 phys.org/news/2018-10-waters…
#AquaEco2018 back in June while doing boat inspections for NH Lakes I discovered a piece of Eurasian Milfoil. It had hitched a ride on a canoe that was previously in the Billerica River in concord, MA. An area infested with aquatic invasive species such as this one!
The pebble mine is in the heart of Bristol bay which is a crucial environment for sockeye salmon. This mine would alter the water chemistry and likely collapse the salmon population along with everything else that depends on it for survival #AquaEco2018 n.pr/2GSzvGi
2,500 miles paddled and 6,300 pounds of trash collected in one summer by just two men. A physical triumph as well as an environmental one for these guys and the major rivers they paddled. Much of this trash would have likely found its way into our oceans! swcbulletin.com/community/ev…
2,500 miles paddled and 6,300 pounds of trash collected in one summer by just two men. A physical triumph as well as an environmental one for these guys and the major rivers they paddled. Much of this trash would have likely found its way into our oceans! swcbulletin.com/community/ev…
Today on Dubes pond I found 2 old beer cans floating upside down. They were full of decomposing organic matter and must have been buried within the benthic zone of the pond for years. Gas produced over years of decomposition could have caused them to float #AquaEco2018
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Hurricane Florence hasn’t even made landfall yet and is already having an impact on the aquatic profile of North Carolina. This rush of ocean water will impact salinity levels in fresh water ecosystems as the storm pushes farther in land #AquaEco2018
JUST IN: Ocean water is already rushing through the streets as Hurricane Florence begins to lash North Carolina. MINUTE-BY-MINUTE updates: 2wsb.tv/2MlNlnj
Interested in exploring the flow of energy and material through aquatic ecosystems and the impacts they have on organisms #AquaEco2018
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Eric Sabean Jr. retweeted
im 16 years old and just want the world to see my art. ive sent my work to various universities and art programs around the world and they all told me i’d never make it. im here to prove them wrong. I’ve dedicated my entire life to this. this is my passion. twitter do your thing















