Publishing a long ass article about the oil industry without mentioning the damage it's causing the planet is a choice.
It's like writing an article about asbestos and not bothering to mention it causes cancer.
06.03.2026 09:16
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The BC NDP government continues to backslide, this time prioritizing mining corporations over Indigenous rights and ecosystems in Clayoquot Sound:
04.03.2026 17:23
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Truth.
04.03.2026 18:57
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As the price of oil & gas explodes, I recently read about how the price impact is almost entirely speculative, as the *supply* of oil and gas hardly budges, particularly in places like Canada. It's all just straight up profits for the gas companies. Remember that as you fill up the tank this week.
03.03.2026 18:59
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Even in the face of a mass shooting the federal government won't act with urgency to regulate this dangerous technology. How can we expect them to put up much-needed guardrails in all the other contexts, from IP theft to disinformation to child sex abuse material etc. etc. etc.?
25.02.2026 23:54
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They've really been waiting to stick it to Trudeau, haven't they.
22.02.2026 18:53
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Watching in Dakar, Senegal!
22.02.2026 15:46
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Not just Nigeria and Kenya. Senegal too.
The African continent will likely have better electricity than most of North America by 2030.
22.02.2026 08:14
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Sorry. Finland is always my second choice in international hockey - we have often had Finnish players on my local junior team.
20.02.2026 18:19
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So close.
20.02.2026 18:08
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Climate Activists Are Turning Their Attention to Hollywood
If TV can change Americans’ views on gay marriage, why not the environment?
A fantastic piece by @kategammon.bsky.social
on how screenwriters and filmmakers can talk about the climate crisis without scaring off audiences.
As someone who works in science and nature TV, I take everything in this piece to heart.
#climate #green #weather
www.theatlantic.com/science/arch...
20.02.2026 02:42
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I can't say what your library can do for you. And it probably won't be perfect. But they may be willing to try.
19.02.2026 15:27
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Our library has quiet study rooms and a quiet floor. Some libraries have sensory rooms now. Suggest you call and ask if it has been a while. They may be able to accommodate you.
19.02.2026 15:18
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This type of story gives me hope in our fight against climate change, environmental degradation and biodiversity loss. Such resilience. 🪶
19.02.2026 11:59
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From the man who kicked an elected MP out of his seat so he could try again to get to the House of Commons.
18.02.2026 17:20
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Global Tipping Points | understanding risks & their potential impact
Harmful tipping points in the natural world threaten humanity by disrupting life support systems and societal stability.
What do tipping points mean for climate policy?
Climate change won't be smooth.
Delay reaching emission targets by a few years, and you might not just get slightly worse climate impacts.
You may unwittingly cross a line for unstoppable, massive changes.
global-tipping-points.org
17.02.2026 15:52
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It's hard to believe that I am down to my last 10 days in Senegal. It has been wonderful to spend so much time with my daughter and to explore a new culture.
I have a few more adventures planned for the weekend - birdwatching, museums and fabulous food!
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