Saligiaflipped into Apocalyptic Miscellany Nature Billions face food, water shortages over next 30 years as nature failsNational Geographic - Stephen LeahyA new model shows which areas of Earth will likely be hit the hardest by the changes caused by human activity, also revealing possible solutions. As many as five billion people, particularly in Africa
Saligiaflipped into Interesting Miscellany ⚠️Books Take a Mental Vacation with These Enchanting Magical Realism Booksmydomaine.com - Hadley Mendelsohn This article is updated twice yearly with our latest picks. Magical realism is one of the most unique forms of narrative fiction. It also happens to …
Saligiaflipped into Apocalyptic Miscellany Climate Marshall Islands, low-lying U.S. ally and nuclear testing site, declares a climate crisisLos Angeles Times - Susanne RustThe Marshall Islands, a low-lying chain of atolls and key U.S. ally in the central Pacific, has declared a national climate crisis because of the mounting risk of sea-level rise, the nation’s president
Saligiaflipped into Food For ThoughtClimate Drop the doom and gloom: Climate journalism is about empowermenttheconversation.com - Kamyar Razavi There is a simple irony in dealing with climate change. To get a handle on the problem means that, at a certain level, the conversation has to move …
Saligiaflipped into Apocalyptic Miscellany Global Warming Return of warm water 'blob' in the Pacific threatens marine life | New Scientistnewscientist.com - By Adam Vaughan The reappearance of a vast ‘blob’ of abnormally warm water in the Pacific, around seven times the size of Alaska, has raised the prospect of scary …
Saligiaflipped into INFOCALYPSE: Misinformation, Disinformation, Sociopolitical & Environmental Collapse Google Calendar Yes, your boss can read your Gmail drafts (and that's not all)Mashable - Jack MorseUh, yeah, we need to talk about your corporate email. If your company, like many these days, uses Google's paid G Suite of products — Gmail, Google Docs, Google Drive, Google Calendar, etc. — then, in
Saligiaflipped into Food For ThoughtOpinion If you are under 34, you have never experienced a month of below average temperaturesThe Guardian - Greg JerichoThis week has seen a mass worldwide protest on climate change. The Extinction Rebellion is playing for keeps, and the protesters are setting out to make noise and force politicians and authorities to with
Saligiaflipped into Practical Miscellany How-To's How to Properly Dispose of Grease and OilLifehacker The Grown-Up KitchenThe Grown-Up KitchenWelcome to The Grown-Up Kitchen, Skillet’s series designed to answer your most basic culinary questions and …
Saligiaflipped into Apocalyptic Miscellany Antarctica How Antarctica is melting from above and belowNational Geographic - Madeleine StoneUpside-down rivers lapping at the bottoms of ice sheets and brilliant blue mini-lakes dotted on top may be speeding up Antarctic melting. The frozen mountains and icy plains of Antarctica hold enough to
Saligiaflipped into Apocalyptic Miscellany Environment Think California's Preemptive Blackouts Are Scary? Buckle UpGizmodo - Brian Kahn At midnight on Wednesday, California’s largest utility begun cutting off power to customers across the northern part of the state. The rolling …
Saligiaflipped into Apocalyptic Miscellany Global Warming Victor the eagle's bird's eye view of the Alps raises climate...Reuters - Johnny CottonCHAMONIX, France (Reuters) - Victor, a nine-year old white-tailed eagle, set off this week on a mission to raise awareness of climate change in the Alps, which have already been hard hit by the rise in
Saligiaflipped into Interesting Miscellany ⚠️Books Vintage filth: a guide to history’s rudest textsThe Guardian - Stephen MossYou will, of course, be familiar with the epic Le Roman de la Rose (The Romance of the Rose), the vast poem written in the 13th century that is reckoned to have been the most popular book of the medieval
Saligiaflipped into Reasons To RESIST!!!!Taxes The Richest Americans Are Now Paying a Lower Tax Rate Than the Working ClassRolling Stone - Ryan Bort If you still happen to be wondering what’s causing the rampant wealth inequality in the United States, here’s a hint: The richest Americans are now …
Saligiaflipped into Food For ThoughtOpinion The big polluters’ masterstroke was to blame the climate crisis on you and meThe Guardian - George MonbiotWe are guided by an ideology so familiar and pervasive that we do not even recognise it as an ideology. It is called consumerism Let’s stop calling this the Sixth Great Extinction. Let’s start calling
Saligiaflipped into Interesting Miscellany ⚠️News Japan discovers missing chapter from world's first novel 'Tale of Genji'The Telegraph - By Danielle DemetriouA missing chapter of the oldest copy of Japan’s Tale of Genji – often referred to as the world’s first novel – has been discovered in storage at a home in Tokyo. The centuries-old manuscript, which contains
Saligiaflipped into Apocalyptic Miscellany Science The sea is running out of fish, despite nations’ pledges to stop itNational Geographic - Todd WoodyMajor countries that are promising to curtail funding for fisheries are nevertheless increasing handouts for their seafood industries. As global fish stocks that feed hundreds of millions of people dwindle,
Saligiaflipped into Practical Miscellany Gmail How to Change Your Email Address Without Screwing Everything UpLifehacker - Thorin Klosowski When you move in the real world, you usually fill out a change of address form with the post office, and boom!—your mail appears at your new home. …
Saligiaflipped into First Peoples/Native Americans/Indian CountryGreta Thunberg Greta Thunberg Heads to Standing Rock to Support Indigenous ActivistsGizmodo - Yessenia Funes For indigenous environmental activist Tokata Iron Eyes, climate solutions are all about indigenous rights and culture. When Iron Eyes met Swedish …
Saligiaflipped into Outdoor Recreation Industry Illinois Hunter’s trail camera helps find man missing for 66 hoursUSA TODAY - David StregeA hunter in Canada was remotely reviewing images from his trail camera in Illinois when he spotted the man he believed had been missing for nearly three days. Chuck Egner, 66, of Central Florida was on
Saligiaflipped into Apocalyptic Miscellany Climate Half a century of dither and denial – a climate crisis timelineThe Guardian - Jonathan Watts, Garry Blight and Pablo Gutiérrez Fossil fuel companies have been aware of their impact on the planet since at least the 1950s
Saligiaflipped into Apocalyptic Miscellany Fossil Fuels Revealed: the 20 firms behind a third of all carbon emissionsThe Guardian - Matthew Taylor and Jonathan WattsThe Guardian today reveals the 20 fossil fuel companies whose relentless exploitation of the world’s oil, gas and coal reserves can be directly linked to more than one-third of all greenhouse gas emissions
Saligiaflipped into First Peoples/Native Americans/Indian CountryNavajo Nation Proposals would dam Little Colorado River in Arizona for hydropowerkdvr.com - Associated Press FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — The Little Colorado River cuts across the northeast corner of Arizona, emptying its waters into the much-larger Colorado River …
Saligiaflipped into 🔥 Colorado Colorado bootcamp teaches risks, rewards of fighting wildfireskdvr.com - Jeremy Hubbard SALIDA, Colo. -- Fighting wildfires is a dangerous and even deadly profession. But that risk isn't enough to keep away hundreds of students every …
Saligiaflipped into Outdoor Recreation Industry Teeth An ‘enormous’ great white shark sank its teeth into a man’s kayak – and left behind 2 giant teethkdvr.com - CNN Wire A kayaker came up close and personal with a great white off the coast of California this weekend, and has the shark teeth to prove it. Danny McDaniel …
Saligiaflipped into First Peoples/Native Americans/Indian CountryArt Urban Indian: celebrating 30 years of Native American artwork in New YorkThe Guardian - Nadja SayejIn 1987, New York poet Diane Burns made a video of herself walking through the East Village. At one point, she walks up to the camera and asks: “Hey man, can you spare a cigarette? Do you know of a place
Saligiaflipped into Apocalyptic Miscellany Paraguay South America's Second-Largest Forest Is Also Burning – and 'Environmentally Friendly' Charcoal Is Subsidizing Its Destructionecowatch.com - The Conversation The fires raging across the Brazilian Amazon have captured the world's attention. Meanwhile, South America's second-largest forest, the Gran Chaco, …
Saligiaflipped into Apocalyptic Miscellany The Arctic Opinion: I am a diver who documents climate change in the Arctic. And I am running out of timeLos Angeles Times - Jill HeinerthNearly 20 years ago, I led a National Geographic diving team that made the first cave dives inside the largest floating piece of ice ever seen on our planet. The B-15 iceberg had calved from an ice shelf
Saligiaflipped into Public LandsSouthern Arizona 'Outrage': New Video Shows Bulldozers Destroying America's Most Iconic Cacti to Build Trump's Border WallGizmodo - Brian Kahn The Trump administration has run roughshod over environmental laws in a rush to build an unnecessary border wall. And in footage that emerged on …
Saligiaflipped into TREES 🌲🌳🌴🌱🌿🍃🍂🍁🌴🌳🌲Forests 'Once they're gone, they're gone': the fight to save the giant sequoiaGuardian US - Maanvi Singh in San FranciscoFew living beings have experienced as much as the giant sequoias. With ancestors dating back to the Jurassic era, some of the trees that now grow along California’s Sierra Nevada Mountains been alive thousands
Saligiaflipped into Biophilia: Web Of LifeAnimals Pigs recorded using tools for the first timeNational Geographic - Christine Dell'AmoreThe observations could signal a new cognitive skill previously unknown amid swine, which are well known for their intelligence. On an October day in 2015, ecologist Meredith Root-Bernstein was watching
SaligiaEnvironment The Year’s Best Wildlife Photos Remind Us Why Nature Is Worth Fighting ForGizmodo - Yessenia Funes
SaligiaScience Fiction The 21 Best Science Fiction and Fantasy Book Series Everthrillist.com - Emily Hughes
SaligiaRudy Giuliani Rudy Giuliani Just Got Trump Impeached By Admitting The President Directed Ukraine Operationpoliticususa.com - Jason Easley
SaligiaPolitics More Potential Whistleblowers Are Contacting CongressThe Daily Beast - Spencer Ackerman
SaligiaImpeachment Two Weeks In, Impeachment Is Becoming More PopularFiveThirtyEight - Nathaniel Rakich
SaligiaPaul Manafort Ex-Trump aide Manafort not shielded by earlier conviction for similar crimes: N.Y. prosecutorsReuters - By Brendan Pierson
SaligiaTardigrades Move Over, Tardigrades — 'Mold Pigs' Are the New Micro-Beast in TownLive Science - Nicoletta Lanese
SaligiaAnimals Family Didn't Know Why Car Was Running Strangely — Then They Popped The Hoodthedodo.com - Stephen Messenger
SaligiaTarantulas Hordes of tarantulas are crawling across San Francisco right nowbgr.com - Mike Wehner
SaligiaAnimals Rescue Greyhound Has The Most Charming, Majestic Smilethedodo.com - Elizabeth Claire Alberts
SaligiaGreek Philosophy This “Normal” Drinking Glass Is Actually an Ancient Greek Party PrankMy Modern Met - Jessica Stewart
SaligiaWar Florida Man Discovers Original D-Day Audiotapes in His Basementmentalfloss.com - BY Hannah McDonald
SaligiaClimbing Trump Boasted That His Border Wall Was 'Virtually Impenetrable.' Then an 8-Year-Old Girl Climbed a ReplicaTIME - Tara Law
SaligiaFossil Fuels It’s time to rein in the fossil fuel giants before their greed chokes the planetThe Guardian - Richard Heede
SaligiaNews Japan discovers missing chapter from world's first novel 'Tale of Genji'The Telegraph - By Danielle Demetriou
SaligiaGreta Thunberg Greta Thunberg Heads to Standing Rock to Support Indigenous ActivistsGizmodo - Yessenia Funes
SaligiaBirds Meet the Harpy Eagle, the Largest Eagles in the World with Giant TalonsMy Modern Met - Jessica Stewart
SaligiaHistory Lost Egyptian temple unearthed 2,200 years after it was built for King Ptolemy IVCNN - By Alice Johnston, CNN
SaligiaWomen's News It’s not just Greta Thunberg: why are we ignoring the developing world’s inspiring activists?The Guardian - Chika Unigwe
SaligiaAnimals Pigs recorded using tools for the first timeNational Geographic - Christine Dell'Amore
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