Planting bombs in books and children's toys and then boasting about it in an interview is transcendently evil.

Remember when Donald Trump said there would be people standing in bread lines trying to get food if Kamala Harris won? People are standing in line for food in Cleveland because of Donald Trump. It’s always pure projection.

Trump gave the 1% a trillion in tax breaks. Now he’s working overtime to block SNAP benefits for 42 million Americans who rely on them. Tax breaks for billionaires. Cuts for hungry kids. We must stand up to Trumpism and build a government that works for all — not just the few.

"For me, what we’ve got to do now is hunker down. The units of survival are going to be local communities, so I’m urging local communities to get together. Finland is offering a great example because the Finnish government has sent a letter to all of their citizens warning of future emergencies, whether they’re earthquakes, floods, droughts, or storms. They’re going to come and they’re going to be more urgent and prolonged. "Governments will not be able to respond on the scale or speed that is needed for these emergencies, so Finland is telling their citizens that they’re going to be at the front line of whatever hits and better be sure you’re ready to meet it. Find out who on your block can’t walk because you’re going to have to deal with that. Who has wheelchairs? Who has fire extinguishers? Where is the available water? Do you have batteries or generators? Start assessing the routes of escape. You’re going to have to inventory your community, and that’s really what we have to start doing now." ‘It’s too late’: David Suzuki says the fight against climate change is lost ipolitics.ca/2025/07/02/its-…

DONALD TRUMP DID THIS TO AMERICANS WHILE GIVING $40 BILLION TO ARGENTINA.

Do you know why Elon Musk and Tommy Robinson aren’t tweeting 24/7 about this? I can tell you: they don’t care about crimes or victims. They only care about causing political instability and violence, so they speak up only when immigrants are responsible

Cancelling SNAP is the quickest way to riots (so Donald has an excuse to invoke the Insurrection Act)

This post is from January this year and has been retweeted. The message from the Greenlandic people remains clear — Greenland’s position hasn’t changed: Greenland 🇬🇱 belongs to the people of Greenland 🇬🇱 Our future and our fight for independence are ours alone. If Trump threatens to take over Greenland 🇬🇱again, I will make sure to organize a demonstration even larger than the one I held in March this year in Nuuk — which drew over 5,000 participants. #StandwithGreenland

Sorry folks, there will be no SNAP this Thanksgiving. They already spent all the money deporting dangerous landscapers and nannies

Denmark spends more of its GDP on Ukraine — 2.9% — than some NATO allies spend on their own defense. Vance must have a sexual fetish for being serially wrong on television. newlinesmag.com/argument/the…

From Time to time engineers contact me for atmospheric Water harvesting proposals that are not(!) happening in scale globally. There is not(!) enough Support for Afghanistan or in Iran or Peru 🇵🇪 despite some deafening and pollyannaish Posts about small scale fog Catchers.

This is not good

Istanbul, a city of 16 million, could run out of water by 2050. Iraq’s biggest reservoir has already hit “dead water” for the first time in half a century. This is what collapse looks like: rivers drying, cities thirsting, and leaders lying that we still have time.

Hur ser det ut I Sverige? #Svpol #Säkpol #Jämställdhet #Kvinnor #Tjejer #Män #Killar #Etik #Moral

Chemical companies called her "hysterical" and an "unmarried spinster." She was dying of cancer while they attacked her. Her book started the environmental movement. They tried to destroy her. She won. Rachel Carson was 54 years old, already one of America's most celebrated nature writers. Her book The Sea Around Us had spent 86 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list. With great Sketches! She was respected, successful, financially secure. She could have retired comfortably, written more lyrical books about the ocean, enjoyed her success. Instead, she wrote a book that would make her the most hated woman in corporate America. Silent Spring hit bookstores in September 1962. Within months, it changed everything. But the chemical industry—worth billions of dollars—decided to destroy her. And Rachel Carson was dying. They just didn't know it yet. Rachel had grown up loving nature. As a child in rural Pennsylvania, she'd explored forests and streams, collected specimens, dreamed of becoming a writer. She'd become a marine biologist at a time when women in science faced constant discrimination. She'd worked for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, writing bulletins about conservation, studying ocean ecosystems. In 1951, she published The Sea Around Us—a poetic exploration of ocean science that became a surprise bestseller. Suddenly, Rachel Carson was famous. She could write full-time. She was happy. Her life was good. Then, in 1958, she received a letter from a friend, Olga Huckins. Olga described how state officials had sprayed DDT pesticide over her private bird sanctuary. Afterward, birds died by the hundreds. The sanctuary was silent. Rachel had been hearing similar stories. DDT—dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane—was being sprayed everywhere. On crops. On forests. On suburban neighborhoods to kill mosquitoes. Children played in yards where DDT had just been sprayed. And birds were dying. Eagles. Falcons. Songbirds. Their eggshells were thinning. Chicks couldn't survive. Entire species were declining. Rachel started researching. What she found horrified her. DDT and other synthetic pesticides were poison. Not just to insects—to everything. They accumulated in soil, in water, in the bodies of animals and humans. They moved up the food chain, concentrating at higher levels. Birds of prey were especially vulnerable. And nobody was regulating them. Chemical companies were making billions selling pesticides, claiming they were perfectly safe. Government agencies accepted the companies' safety claims without independent testing. Rachel decided to write about it. She knew it would be controversial. The chemical industry was powerful. But the truth needed to be told. She spent four years researching. Reading scientific papers. Interviewing researchers. Documenting case after case of pesticide damage. And then, in early 1960, she found a lump in her breast. Cancer. Rachel's doctors recommended aggressive treatment: surgery, radiation. The prognosis wasn't good. Breast cancer in 1960 was often fatal. She could have stopped writing. Focused on her health. Told her publisher the book would be delayed indefinitely. She didn't. She had surgeries. She endured radiation treatments that left her weak and nauseated. She lost her hair. And she kept writing. She wrote in hospital beds. She wrote between treatments. She wrote through pain and exhaustion. Because she knew: if she didn't finish this book, nobody would. And people needed to know the truth. Silent Spring was completed in early 1962. It was published in September, first serialized in The New Yorker, then as a book. The response was explosive. Silent Spring opened with a haunting passage: a description of a town where spring came, but no birds sang. The orchards bloomed, but no bees pollinated. Children played in yards dusted with white powder, and then got sick. It wasn't fiction. Rachel was describing what was already happening in towns across America. Via A Solo Traveller

how can Republican senators walk past Capitol Police after failing to hold Trump accountable for inciting violence against them?

The first week of November has been the warmest on record — after an already warm autumn. Only 1 in 5 parts of the UK has even seen frost this year. Seasons are shifting, ecosystems are stressed, and the globe is heating fast. The climate crisis is here — and accelerating.

Russian agents turned out to be Russian agents. The era of the most obvious discoveries continues. AfD is russian funded neonazi party🤦‍♀️

Only one planet. Only one chance to not fuck it up.

Britain under Farage