Public lands don’t need to be “put to use.”
They already serve a purpose.
Public lands are living landscapes with value far beyond what can be developed or removed.
#nationalpubliclandsday
Always delighted to be featured in @mygreenpod
In the September edition, https://t.co/Ew6aQHmaCR’s James Banks explores why healthy soil is critical infrastructure for our future, supporting food systems, biodiversity & resilience. Read more: https://t.co/c8w2e9LRxH #MyGreenPod
BREAKING: The Trump Administration is seeking to weaken a key provision of the Endangered Species Act by changing how protections apply when wildlife is unintentionally harmed or killed as a result of commercial and economic activity.
🚨 AMERICA’S OLDEST FORESTS ARE UNDER ATTACK
2 logging bills just got attached to the NDAA as “riders.”
If passed, they could:
🪓 Open giant sequoia groves to industrial logging
⚖️ Gut your right to challenge illegal logging in court
Take 2 min to act: https://t.co/GhNBlox1lm
There’s nothing more American than our national parks. And yet, there’s something painfully American about destroying them for more money.
#publiclandsarenotforsale
BREAKING: As of tomorrow, the Environmental Protection Agency plans to repeal rules limiting greenhouse gas emissions from coal and natural gas power plants.
Pollute away, America says!!!
https://t.co/lIH5m5SVgC
The document warns of an "unprecedented" ecological crisis, urges "ecological conversion," and states plainly: "everything is connected" the cry of the Earth is linked to the cry of the poor.
https://t.co/Xok0ulcalj
The International Theological Commission, with Pope Leo XIV's authorization, published "Caring for Our Common Home" on September 2, calling the ecological crisis a theological issue, not just scientific.
Here’s what could be coming to your #FoodSupply:
🌽 Corn
🌾 Oats
🍎Apples
🌾 Wheat
🥜 Peanuts
& more.
Food for Our Planet™ will tackle some of the most urgent food-related challenges facing our world today. More to come soon: https://t.co/SguLHyNxF5
BREAKING: The Trump EPA has approved the use of the pesticide trifludimoxazin, despite concerns about its potential health & environmental impacts.
Trifludimoxazin is classified as a PFAS, or “forever chemical,” because of its persistence in the environment. Previous EPA assessments have also identified “suggestive evidence of carcinogenic potential” based on thyroid tumors observed in animals.
Seven countries now generate 100% of their electricity from renewable energy: https://t.co/ySpLXLM4cx
It can be done. No time to wait. #ActOnClimate#climate#energy#renewables