I can't seem to get people to take ecological collapse seriously, even some in the scientific community. They think it is 'extremist' and 'politically-driven'. Everything is politics, including denialism and ignorance. Every move we make as a society and individual is politics. We don't need to analyses the dipiction's level and types to see its spirit. The spirit is correct. #FoodSecurity#Agriculture#FoodSystem #environment#globalwarming
The growing global recognition of the human right to a clean environment “is up against an even more powerful force in the global economy, a system that is absolutely based on the exploitatio…
https://www.europesays.com/1192103/ Nepal battles raging wildfires across the country amid heatwave. More than 4,500 wildfires have been reported this year across the country, nearly double compared to last year according to government data but less than the worst fire season on record in 2021. #Environment
Scientist and animal/human health workers are worried, but the public is told ‘nothing to see, nothing to worry about, move on’.
The massive power of agribusiness is threatening the world we live in and also (for those who don't really care), our health by incubating new and dangerous illnesses.
@Wen I expect their intensive inhumane feedlot system of mass produced beef is almost certain to reduce animal health and the density of the 'herds' almost guarantees any infections will pass swiftly through the herd.
And their given hormone supplements to grow faster.
Why anyone thinks US beef is good, totally baffles me. The pollution it causes is enormous. Free ranging big herbivores are an environmental plus, but force fed dense collections are a disaster waiting to happen.
Bayer a byword for reckless, dangerous, environmentally destructive chemicals is going to all out to have glycophosphates declare ‘safe’. To the detriment of all but their shareholders.
@Wen
Did you know (you probably didn't want to) that farmers spray cereal crops with glycophosphates a couple of weeks before harvest to help the grain "dry". There is very likely significant residue after such a short time. Another reason, if you can afford it, to buy organic oats and wheat.
A Juggernaut Unleashed By Humans Is Grinding Slowly Across The Great Plains, Burying Some Of The Most Threatened Habitat On The Planet Beneath Dense Junipers And Shrubland.
@thejapantimes how some cities stopped producing straws, later firewoks (also wrapped in plastic), but even cans or cardboard being a thing in shipped goods for grocery stores
minding icecream on a stick, cone waffles, than as 1kg to share ...DiY than getting singlets &chips be in amounts of less than 250g-butter if that salty snack being crushed or blendered, prev. sealed in plastic for pollution or to re-use in materials instead?
@ApaulD this is fixable. NASA has tech to monitor methane emissions with satellite imagery. We could use it get rid of states self-reporting emissions and entrust monitoring to the UN.
