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If you’re convinced we’re doomed + there’s nothing anyone can do about climate:
❌ Stop doom-scrolling & get off social media
😳 Don’t attack or hinder others doing their best to help
🐾 Adopt a pet in need of a home
🌳 Spend as much time as you can in nature
❤️ Focus on love
Sue Biely retweeted
You're invited to a screening of Kímmapiiyipitssini: The Meaning of Empathy on June 22nd @VIFFest theater. Check it out as part of the impact campaign for our Story to Action program. Hit the link to get your ticket, hope to see you there! viff.org/whats-on/the-meanin…
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Join @yesbc for a free LIVE virtual screening of WHAT ABOUT OUR FUTURE?, a 24-minute film that chronicles young environmental leaders who organized the largest protest in Vancouver’s history.
How can youth activism bridge the gap with older generations? bit.ly/3exLPSJ
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A reminder that the same lawmakers who say gun laws won't stop gun violence believe abortion laws will stop abortion. #RoeVWade
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A good way to mitigate the impacts of the climate crisis might be to stop criminalizing Indigenous people trying to stop you from building new fossil fuel infrastructure
While @environmentca called this a 1-in-100 year event, we know the increased likelihood of intense storms is due to the climate crisis.
We need to keep doing more to mitigate its impacts and build the cleaner future people and our planet need.
dailyhive.com/vancouver/100-…
Sue Biely retweeted
I don’t know who needs to hear this, but we’re still in a pandemic.
It’s ok if you’re not yet comfortable in crowds.
It’s ok if you say no to things.
It’s ok if you feel anxious.
It’s ok if you need to rest.
Your feelings are valid. And don’t let anyone convince you otherwise.
Sue Biely retweeted
“A true vocation calls us out beyond ourselves; breaks our heart in the process and then humbles, simplifies and enlightens us about the hidden, core nature of the work that enticed us in the first place.”
― David Whyte
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Nobody wants to hear about how your mask just slipped seriously you nasty nose hanging out motherfucker we are coming up on two years of this I mean really get your shit together.
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Wow. This is truly what people power looks like.
#FridaysForFuture #UprootTheSystem
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Sue Biely retweeted
Experience the visual mastery of The Magnitude of All Things, and ask yourself, what do your eyes see?
The Magnitude of All Things: in UK cinemas November 6 and 11 for #COP26.
#environment #climategrief #activism #womeninfilm #film #cinematography #grief #loss #climatechange
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If you want to do 1 thing:
Using 'life cycle assessment', scientists have come to the conclusion that bottled water is 3,500x worse for the environment than tap water >> euronews.com/green/2021/08/0…
Time for bottle-pushers @PepsiCo @CocaCola & @Nestle to clean up their trashy act >> act.gp/3Cj2PUa
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BC government still taking money for new leases to explore and drill for oil and gas (fracking) in the Northeast. In May, BC took in $3.8 million for access to 5700 hectares of land. This is not climate action.
www2.gov.bc.ca/assets/gov/fa…
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In times like this, it's worth thinking about how our city is designed
- why can't I freaking sit down anywhere
- in the shade
- where are the public washrooms
- where can I get water if I'm thirsty
- without paying
- why do I have to breathe car exhaust everywhere
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Our hospitals are stretched, our health-care workers exhausted. They are taking care of our friends and loved-ones and we need to take care of them through our actions, so they can continue to do their jobs for us.
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We are finding safe ways to continue mobilizing to stop the TMX Pipeline. We've been finding ways to stop it for over 10 years, and were not stopping now!
Thanks to @PPSTMX1 @BurnabyClimate @BROKEburnaby @1308Trees @350Vancouver @bctf
#stoptmx #tmxoutnow #bcpoli #nopipelines
Sue Biely retweeted
"It includes flooding habitat for more than 100 species at risk, destroying wetlands, poisoning fish like bull trout with methylmercury — the list goes on and on. BC Hydro’s environmental impact statement for the project was 15,000 pages long."
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"UBC researchers ... found #SiteC will have more serious adverse environmental effects than any project ever examined in the history of Canada’s Environmental Assessment Act. So that’s quite a huge impact." @sarahcox_bc in @thenarwhalca #climateaction
