Who sold the King island Dairy to Saputo - surely the first mistake! What a shame. Let’s hope a buyer comes forward. How is it not profitable??#kingislanddairy
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Biggest science discovery in centuries that shocked scientists, did not even make mainstream news
These deep sea nodules that took millions of years to create, make oxygen, sustain marine life and now are about to be destroyed in seconds by Deep sea mining billionaires
Scientists believed only living, photosynthetic organisms like plants and algae were responsible for producing our planet’s oxygen
They were wrong
Nodules in deep ocean can create oxygen, sustaining marine life
Now Deep sea mining will destroy them gizmodo.com/scientists-shock…
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Here is John Oliver’s full breakdown of Trump’s Project 2025 plan to reshape America 👇
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To the people saying Scotsman is slowing down or he is too slow for the mainline, well i beg your pardon?:
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Science is not a belief system
You cannot pick & choose which bits to believe & which to deny
Science is rational/logical system based on collecting observations & evidence on which modern society is based
So believe/deny whatever you want: Earth 🌍 is still getting hotter 🥵
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Sheer GENIUS.
Georgia Clooney owning MAGA for your pleasure
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These people must one day be held accountable
Ron DeSantis signs bill scrubbing ‘climate change’ from Florida state laws
The State, which just had its hottest year since 1895, will ban offshore wind power, boost natural gas and reduce gas pipeline rules
theguardian.com/us-news/arti…
KEEP THE POWERHOUSE MUSEUM IN ULTIMO OPEN - Sign the Petition! chng.it/PXYrstc2Yj via @ChangeAUS
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🚨BREAKING: the largest EVER recorded LEAP in the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere has JUST OCCURRED.
We aren’t just breaking RECORDS in CO2 concentrations, but also in HOW FAST it's rising.
It's never been more clear we need to END the age of FOSSIL FUELS. Just transition NOW✊
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Wow... this Atlas of Climate Change really is FANTASTIC!
An EXCELLENT resource for teaching about climate change. Beautiful clear visuals.
Thanks @Peters_Glen for the recommendation.
Link: factsonclimate.org/atlas
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Diver Rich Horner swimming through a sea of plastic waste in Bali. This is the world we are creating.
Nature is amazing. Protect it.
#EndSingleUse #plasticpollution #plastictreaty #oceans #climate #GreenNewDeal
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Dubai has just experienced 1.5 years worth of rainfall in 1 day.
Climate breakdown is happening in front of our very eyes because governments refuse to stop oil & gas expansion.
What will it take for them to take action? xitter.cf/ksanaa182/status/17805…
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Make no mistake: there is only one way to possibly save coral reefs. Only one. And it is to end fossil fuels. This is also the only way we can ultimately save ourselves.
Great Barrier Reef suffering ‘most severe’ coral bleaching on record as footage shows damage 18 metres down theguardian.com/environment/…
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VACANCY
General Manager
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Full Time/On site
Salary range €60,000-70,000
Applications close 5 May 2024
More info talent.keanewzealand.com/job… #LeQuesnoy #France #NouvelleZélande🇫🇷🇳🇿
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The real economy of this planet is its
forests and oceans. Its currency is
water, food, oxygen, sunlight. Its
stock market is the ecosystems and
climate systems which balance the
allocation of these resources, and its stakeholders are its 10 million species
#ecology #economics #environment
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This is one of most destructive acts in human history against ocean life
Norway will not only destroy marine life in last untouched place on Earth but also disturb a critical carbon sink in deep sea ocean and fuel even more warming
Boycott #Norway - do not holiday or buy
An outrage
We know more about Mars that deep sea ocean life but #Norway does not give a stuff
Norway to open vast ocean area size of UK (108,108 sq miles) to deep-sea mining, obliterating entire eco systems and marine life from top to bottom of ocean cnbc.com/2024/01/09/norway-p…





























