⚠️ Between April 2024 and April 2025, U.S. beekeepers lost 55.6% of all managed colonies, the highest annual loss rate ever documented... So naturally, the Trump administration is shutting down the lab that studies why. It makes no sense. That’s not policy. That’s sabotage.

The protests against Jared Kushner’s luxury resort project in Albania are growing. TVP World's Correspondent Natalia Komarow [@NataliaKomarow] went to the site of the investment and followed the trails of Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner’s wife and Donald Trump’s daughter, who inspired the controversial initiative⤵️

A heartbroken elderly Albanian man says Jared Kushner has taken everything he spent a lifetime building, including his land, his home, and the future he hoped to leave behind for his children. He says he returned home one day only to find his property sealed off behind barbed wire, with men in black uniforms standing guard and refusing to let him step inside the house he once called his own. In a single moment, he says, the life he had worked for was gone. “It was the end of the world. The end of the world.” “I felt imprisoned.” “They took my freedom.” “They took my livelihood.” “They took my land.”

Esto solo se arregla matando lobos o al menos prohibiéndoles fumar.

היום בירושלים נערכות שורה של קבלות פנים רבות רושם על ידי הנשיא, ראש הממשלה ויו״ר הכנסת לנשיא סומלילנד, מדינה שרק ישראל מכירה בה פורמלית. בינתיים, בעולם האמיתי שבין וושינגטון לטהראן מתגבשת עסקה שתקבע את עתיד האזור, בשיתוף טורקיה, פקיסטן, סעודיה כשישראל מודרת מהאירוע. כך נראה בידוד

כפי שניתן לראות, כל תשומת הלב של הנשיא ממוקדת בנושא האיראני ובביטחון ישראל.

🇦🇱 After protests in southern Albania, angry protesters in Rrjoll, northern Albania, removed fences from a site where a luxurious resort is being built. The protesters say land belonging to 200 families has been confiscated. Environmental and anti-corruption protests are taking place across Albania.

My @nytopinion colleague @ezraklein on how an obsession with efficiency can cost us our humanity — in this case, in how we (mis)treat pigs on factory farms, and how some in Congress aim to make this trade off worse. nytimes.com/2026/06/14/opini…

🚨 A direct attack on clean water. Trump is gutting a rule that stopped coal companies from dumping toxic heavy metals (mercury, arsenic, lead) directly into rivers and streams. This isn't energy policy. This is a license to poison drinking water for the sake of profit.

A question I got asked a couple of times recently, do you produce anything on your land. They meant food rather than wildlife and habitat, so yes we do. But isn't it sad some only view land as productive if it produces profit. Wildlife and habitat don't count.

100 grams of beef protein emits about 50 kg of greenhouse gases. 100 grams of pea protein emits about 0.4 kg. That's a 125x ratio. There is no other consumer choice — not your car, flights, nor thermostat — where two adjacent options differ by that kind of magnitude.

The deal taking shape with Iran is significantly worse than the JCPOA. I don't say that lightly. Here is why: 1) The JCPOA was one comprehensive, binding agreement. This is a two-stage interim framework. End the war now, then 60 days of nuclear talks. We are trading hard limits for a promise to keep talking. 2) Missiles and proxies are gone. The leaked 14-point MOU (Mehr, IRNA) keeps Iran's missile program and its support for Hezbollah off the agenda entirely. The standing critique of the JCPOA was that it left those out. This deal does the same and calls it progress. 3) No handover of enriched uranium. Under the JCPOA Iran shipped almost its entire stockpile out of the country. Here Iran keeps roughly 400 kg of 60% material. Its fate is punted into the 60-day window. That is a moratorium, not a rollback. 4) The enrichment pause is unsettled. Trump wants 20 years. Iran floated 5 (CNN). The JCPOA locked in 15 years of caps with IAEA cameras and 24-day inspection access. We have none of that on paper yet. 5) We pay up front. Oil sanctions lifted. Around $24 to $25 billion in frozen assets released, part of it immediately. Reconstruction figures up to $300 billion floated in Iranian press. In return Iran gives an interim ceasefire and a promise. 6) Hormuz reopens on Iran's terms. Araghchi says the strait will not return to how it ran before the war. Service fees, Iranian arrangements. This war handed Iran more leverage over the strait, not less. We went to war and may walk away with less than Obama got in 2015. Caveat: these terms come from leaks and Iranian media. Nothing is signed. But if it signs as described, it is the weaker deal.

Un dia hem de parlar dels danys colaterals de la urbanització massiva de Mallorca, que necessita quantitats brutals d'àrids. S'està menjant massa muntanyes, no trobau? Can Negret, Alaró.