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This junction has been transformed 🪄by widening the pavement and planting a tree🌳 It never needed to be so wide📏 but now offers a safer place to cross and a shady-haven just outside a local school🧑‍🎓 #Streettrees🌳are an integral element in healthier more human focused streets

Los Angeles voted 12-0 to ban new drilling and to close all 5,000 existing oil and gas wells in the city. This is a historic victory by @STAND_LA and all citizens over the oil industry and environmental racism. IT CAN BE DONE! Who's next? #ActOnClimate #climate

RT @rahmstorf: 44 scientists have issued a stark warning about the threat of a major ocean circulation change, causing a detrimental disrup…

The idea that humanity has a “purpose” while all other life forms simply exist, is a product of absurd, highly dangerous human supremacist rhetoric.  Our vain, desperate, futile and obsessive search for our elusive “higher purpose” has become a threat to all biological existence on Earth, including us.  Purpose has been a dangerous concept, one easily corrupted and weaponised to support dogmatic views and the agendas of the necrosystem which have nothing to do with “purpose”, and everything to do with greed. Yet although we may not have a purpose, we do have a destiny.  As with every biological organism, humanity’s destiny is to simply coexist with, and be part of, this already wondrous and complex tapestry of life forms.  We call it the “the ecosystem”, using this cold, mechanistic terminology to describe “it” in order to both detach ourselves from the rest of the creation, as well as denigrate its own sentience. Our existential tragedy is that we failed to see ourselves as part of this tapestry, and to consider our balanced existence within it as our actual “purpose”.  Such a purpose of simple coexistence seems too easy and simple for an obsessively greedy species and fails to satisfy the human supremacy narrative: that we are more than the ecosystem, that we are supposed to race past it, leave it all behind and venture into the unknown.

It is the closest primary election in Washington state history. Democrat Dave Upthegrove is up by 51 votes over 3rd place finisher in the Public Lands Commissioner race. The ballots will now undergo a mandatory paper ballot recount. kentreporter.com/news/uptheg…

"Man is the most insane species. He worships an invisible God and destroys a visible Nature. Unaware that this Nature he's destroying is this God he's worshipping." -- Hubert Reeves

Vote Dave Upthegrove for Public Lands Commissioner in WA Primary ballot due Tuesday August 6, 2024. Thanks.

Help save the last remaining mature trees on WA Dept of Natural Resources lands Vote Dave Upthegrove Tuesday August 6th. It is a low turnout election so a few votes can mean the difference between winning and losing .youtube.com/watch?v=uULZK-_-…

It's getter hotter year after year. Tipping Point coming?

Think closing your eyes will make it go away. I don't think so. The impacts are real and it only gets worse. #ClimateChange

Replant your lawn with native shrubs and plants to complete the web of life. Grass is a dead end for most insects. Birds need insects to feed their young.

Might be very different if you gave the animals the same weapons and ability to defend themselves.

I find it weird that newspapers characterize students as being “pro-Palestinian” as opposed to anti whatever you call this.

Planting native trees is important as they are adapted to better survive. Climate resiliency is also a factor to consider.

A very thought provoking diagram - helping to understand our human situation.

Urban trees and urban forests are vital components of healthy living in our cities. Tree help create healthy livable neighborhoods where people live and work,

Totally agree!

Maintaining and growing Seattle's tree canopy is important for a healthy city, climate resilience and environmental equity. youtu.be/V0f0RF7xQ98?si=wmsy…