Today is Sun Day 9/21 - sunday.earth
TODAY is Sun Day! ✴️ Thousands of people are coming together at 469 events across the U.S. and beyond to celebrate the power of clean energy. Today shines a bright light on the future that we all want - a cleaner, fairer, future for all. ☀️ Join an event near you today: sunday.earth
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Yes, being vigilant can be a double-edged sword. 😁What is keeping you safe?
You had your chance to remove and bar him from the presidency after Jan 6. And you chickened out.
I hope you find my new book helpful for understanding the time we’re in, how we combat the bullies, and why I believe so passionately that we will succeed. Here's a bit more on why I wrote it.
Our national parks generated $56 billion in visitor spending and supported 415,000 jobs in 2023.
The entire National Park Service budget was just $3.6 billion.
That’s some return on investment — so why is Donald Trump taking an axe to our parks?
🤝 Building a supportive community for creatives. Share your work with us using #CreativeFam!
🌳✨ Just took this stunning shot looking up at a majestic tree! The vibrant greens against the blue sky really remind me of the beauty of nature. What do you all think? #NatureLovers #TreeOfLife
✨ This young girl is proving that talent has no age limits! 🌟 Her dedication and creativity deserve all the love and appreciation. 💖 Let’s cheer for her and inspire more dreams to shine bright. 🙌
#InspiringYouth #TalentShines #SupportDreams
The Safety-X-Pod is a game-changer for air travel.
Sarah Rodriguez
Weekend morning run with 🐕
VACANCY - We’re currently hiring into two new senior roles:
Group Leader in Discovery Plant Sciences: okt.to/tqoasR
🗓️ Closing date: 25 August 2025
·An Independent Fellowship in Plant-Associated Microbial Interactions: okt.to/fDV0ha
🗓️ Closing date: 5 September 2025
Glad to share our newest publication in Nature Communications 🎉🎉🎉… summarizing about a decade of work how Bacillus subtilis adapt when challenged with Aspergillus niger
Enhanced surface colonisation and competition during bacterial adaptation to a fungus
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
some things in this world remain stable.
