Family Adventure Farm in Ontario. Inlcudes 65 fun family activities, rides, animals, and festivals. One ticket=a full day of fun. School Bee & Pumpkin tours.
Aylmer, Ontario Canada
Joined March 2009
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"Please make no mistake. Climate change is the biggest threat to global security that modern humans have ever faced." Sir David Attenborough.
No time to wait. #ActOnClimate
#climate #energy #stopfossilfuels #go100re
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You betcha there's a connection to Europe. There's nowhere on Earth to hide from this monstrosity. There's a 5% chance of 2027 as a whole exceeding 2C. The "most likely" midpoint is 1.8C. The top of the 90% range is 2.02C. El Nino warming is permanent, irreversible. This is hitting 3 years after the last monstrous El Nino. No one could make this up. The situation couldn't be any worse.
New ECMWF data shows the *strongest subtropical jet stream* in its forecast history blowing across the Pacific and U.S. this winter into next spring, with record-strength winds predicted from California to Florida.
There's even a connection to Europe.
El Niño fuels more thunderstorms near the equator, which release heat high into the atmosphere.
That extra warmth strengthens the Hadley circulation and steepens the temperature gradient between the tropics and the mid-latitudes, which strengthens the subtropical jet.
And that's why such a stormy winter is anticipated across the western, southern and eastern United States.
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This is what a vaccine helped eradicate - lots of leg braces, crutches and wheelchairs too. We were happy to get the vaccine.
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The Ice Is Melting
The Land Is Flooding
The Ocean Is Dying
The Trees are Burning
The Living Planet Is Unraveling
It's happening on our watch.
We can't solve this emergency if we keep expanding the problem. #ActOnClimate
#Climate #energy #renewables #go100re
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Ho 82 anni, quattro figli, undici nipoti, due pronipoti. E una stanza di nove metri quadrati in una casa di riposo.
È qui che trascorro le mie giornate, lontano dalla mia casa, dai miei ricordi e da tutto ciò che per una vita ho chiamato famiglia.
Non mi manca nulla, almeno così dicono. C’è chi mi prepara da mangiare, chi rifà il letto, chi controlla la pressione e si occupa della mia salute.
Eppure mi manca quasi tutto.
Mi mancano le risate dei nipoti, i loro abbracci, i litigi, il piacere di vederli crescere. Qualcuno viene a trovarmi ogni due settimane, altri ogni tanto. Altri non vengono più.
Non preparo più le mie polpette, le crocchette o le uova ripiene. Nessuno me le chiede.
Passo il tempo facendo Sudoku e partecipando alle attività della struttura. A volte aiuto chi sta peggio di me, ma cerco di non affezionarmi troppo. Qui le persone scompaiono all’improvviso, lasciando sedie vuote e nuovi silenzi.
Dicono che oggi si viva sempre più a lungo. Ma a cosa serve aggiungere anni alla vita, se poi manca qualcuno con cui condividerli?
Sul comodino tengo qualche fotografia. Le guardo e, per un istante, torno nella mia cucina, tra le voci dei bambini e il profumo del pranzo della domenica.
Non pretendo grandi cose. Vorrei soltanto che qualcuno trovasse il tempo di sedersi accanto a me. Anche senza dire niente.
Abbiamo trascorso una vita a insegnare ai nostri figli a camminare da soli. Non immaginavamo che un giorno quei passi li avrebbero portati così lontano da noi.
Perché prendersi cura di chi si è preso cura di noi non significa restituire un debito.
Significa ricordarsi di amare chi ci ha insegnato a farlo.
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Record wildfires
Record heat
Record melt
Record floods
Record droughts
We can't solve this crisis if we keep expanding the problem. Unplug fossil fuels. #ActOnClimate
#climate #energy #renewables #panelsnotpipelines @MarkJCarney
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🚨 BREAKING Y-AXIS 🌊🌡📈
Record warm waters in the main El Niño region reached >30°C for the first time in the @noaa Sea Surface Temperature dataset.
We've ain't seen nothing yet of the impacts this will have around the world.
The El Nino is off the charts. Can people see the real issue and accept the implications? We may be getting closer. See the Bigger Problem – mailchi.mp/caa/super-duper-e…
Also available on Substack:
jimehansen.substack.com/p/su…
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Breaking News!
Code UFB!!!
For the first time in recorded history, the Niño 3.4 sea-surface temperature (SST) is above 30.0°C, reaching a preliminary SST of 30.06°C on October 5th.
The Niño 3.4 SST anomaly is now 3.41°C above the 1991-2020 baseline.
Everything is not fine.
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When farms stop yielding, hunger does not knock, it breaks the door.
Across the Horn of Africa, soils that once fed nations are turning barren.
This is not “bad weather.”
This is climate change rewriting our food systems in real time.
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🚨البروفيسور الأمريكي جون ميرشايمر:
🔴"من عام 1971 الى عام 2022 قتلت أمريكا 38 مليون إنسان."
🔴الإرهاب أصله: أمريكي!!
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Primer ministro de Nepal: "Hemos construido un mundo con una logística perfecta para la guerra y una logística fallida para los alimentos (....). Somos atacados por un calentamiento del planeta que nosotros no causamos y otra vez atacados por guerras que no comenzamos".
Nepal's PM Balen Shah:
We have built a world with flawless logistics for war and broken logistics for food.
And this is not Nepal’s private misfortune. Ask Bangladesh, ask Bhutan, ask India, ask the Maldives, ask Pakistan, ask Sri Lanka, ask any other country in our region and you’ll hear the same account.
Hit by the climate we did not warm and again hit by the wars we did not start.
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Germany became the third country to publish a roadmap to phase out fossil fuels after France and the Netherlands, as the UN chief calls on all governments to follow
climatechangenews.com/2026/0…
Rep. Dave Min: "We should be leading the future, not subsidizing the hor... youtube.com/shorts/VHwVoVNJe… via @YouTube
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The insects are gone. Three billion birds lost since 1970. No food. No prey. No sound.
I still circle the fields, but the ecosystem beneath me has collapsed. When you spray your lawn, you're not just killing weeds or bugs. You're breaking the entire food chain from the ground up.
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I am not religious at all, but I like the reply here very much all the same
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The Kennedy Memorial is made of irreplaceable marble that was gifted by Italy.
Matisse tapestries found throughout were gifted from France.
The massive starburst chandelier in the Opera Hall, and lights along walkways, were a gift from Sweden.
The record-breaking stage curtains were a gift from Japan. They had to build special looms to weave them because of how big they are.
The grounds are beautiful with displays of art.
This is what Trump is destroying.
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The White House media ban
reminds me of the Teddy Roosevelt quote:
“To announce that there must be no criticism of the President, or that we are to stand by the President, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public.”
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Tous les facteurs d'une crise agricole majeure sont en train de se conjuger.
La situation hydrique en France se détériore rapidement, au point de compromettre les semis d’automne et d’hiver. C'est indiscutable : sur 95 % du territoire, l’indice hydrique des sols atteint 0 % dans les neuf premiers centimètres (carte de droite). Les horizons superficiels sont totalement desséchés, rendant les conditions de germination et de levée particulièrement défavorables.
Et les perspectives météorologiques n'offrent guère de répit : aucune pluie véritablement efficace n'est attendue à l'échelle nationale avant le 27 septembre au plus tôt (carte de gauche).
Je ne sais pas si vous mesurez pleinement ce qui est en train de se jouer. Nous assistons à une convergence de facteurs susceptibles de provoquer une grave crise agricole et alimentaire :
➡️ L'énergie : des coûts énergétiques élevés qui fragilisent les exploitations agricoles et renchérissent les coûts de production, de transformation et de transport.
➡️ La géopolitique : des tensions internationales croissantes qui accentuent l'incertitude sur les marchés agricoles, énergétiques et alimentaires.
➡️ Le climat : cinq mois de conditions climatiques particulièrement éprouvantes, qui ont déjà lourdement affecté les récoltes de 2026. Désormais, la sécheresse se prolonge jusqu'aux semis des cultures qui seront récoltées en 2027. Nous ne parlons donc plus seulement des conséquences sur une campagne agricole, mais d'un risque de transmission des difficultés d'une année à l'autre.
➡️ El Niño : le réchauffement des eaux du Pacifique équatorial constitue un facteur de risque supplémentaire pour les productions agricoles mondiales. Selon son intensité et son évolution, il pourrait perturber les régimes de précipitations de plusieurs grandes régions productrices, avec des répercussions possibles sur les récoltes et les prix alimentaires internationaux.
J’observe les crises climatiques, je les analyse et je les documente depuis des années. Mais aujourd’hui, nous entrons dans une multicrise.
Une situation où les crises climatiques, agricoles, énergétiques et géopolitiques ne se succèdent plus, mais se superposent, interagissent et amplifient mutuellement leurs conséquences.
Le danger ne réside plus seulement dans la gravité de chaque crise prise isolément, mais dans leur accumulation et leurs effets en cascade. Et c’est précisément ce qui rend la situation actuelle particulièrement préoccupant...
