While bumble bees live socially in hives usually located underground (with 50 - 500 individuals), foragers or males can happen to sleep in flowers, especially when tired after too much work.
In today’s @latimes: The behind-the-scenes story of how a small group of climate advocates — and a journalist — got Disney to commit to electric cars at Autopia, after nearly 70 years of polluting gas guzzlers Walt’s classic Disneyland attraction: https://t.co/1PX6CtRw4G
California Steelhead Trout joins the endangered species list with other endangered Californian fish under the California Endangered Species act (CESA). Hopefully this listing will help these creatures get the restoration their habitats deserve.
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Just read an amazing article by @Sammy_Roth on the importance to embrace the inevitable change we might not want to make, but must make in order to slow the climate crisis
https://t.co/kZrPFr23ct
Want to know an interesting wildfire prevention technique? GOATS! These four legged friends will eat up all the new grasses and brush that have been growing due to the rain. Who knew wildfire prevention could be so cute!
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Heart-wrenching @latimes reporting from the Navajo Nation, where many Indigenous families lack access to clean drinking water even as big-city houses and massive cattle farms suck the Colorado River dry. This graphic by @lamarr_lemee tells the story well. https://t.co/P3pPjBJBWi
Comprehensive study finds hay grown to feed cows for beef and dairy consumes 46% of the Colorado River water diverted by humans. That is, uh, a lot: https://t.co/9YlEHWiuLJ via @ByIanJames
Wake up call! There is “high probability” that 2024 will be another record hot year as the world reaches the 1.5 degrees Celsius warming threshold
#brjl305#dodgemojo#ClimateActionNow
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Data science can be used in so many different ways-especially when it comes to making environmental predictions. Check out this satellite image of what California might’ve looked like during the Gold Rush.
This is satellite image of California imagines what the state looked like during the Gold Rush (c. 1851).
What stands out the most is the incredible size of Tulare Lake in Central CA, once the largest lake west of the Great Lakes, reaching up to 3.5 times the size of Lake Tahoe.
Climate change is real and creating harsher weather patterns. California just experienced intense rainfall and now a severe snowstorm….what’s next? https://t.co/5B4Cpdssue
#BRJL305#dodgemojo#climatechange#Socal
Had a blast tuning in to @shannydomingsil's wisdom in my journalism class! Shannon talked about her gig as a social media guru for the NFL,explaining the rise of their TikTok game. 🏈🕺Excited to apply some of her tips to my next internship! #NFL#BRJL305#dodgemojo#TikTok
California is expecting another week of heavy rain and flooding. In anticipation, check out this article to see the impacts of flooding on vulnerable communities within Los Angeles. https://t.co/1K8dWmOgvb.
#BRJL305#Dodgemojo#Flood#LA#rain
Check out the story of two Chicago TikTok influencers, breaking down barriers to outdoor access within the black community 🌳🥾https://t.co/apYs3IjbuW #dodgemojo#BRJL305