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[Carolyn @akaTheReader]

https://t.co/gJKJwTrMBc

[Aaron H. Aceves @aaronhaceves]

This is the cutest thing I’ve ever heard??

[Ellie 🍑🐱🍉 @pudgypeachcat]

Happy October!🐱🍂

[MOVED TO BLUESKY @SkippieFritz]

A switcheroo! (Happy autumn btw)
#sesamestreet

[cloudy 🐈 shop update: may 24th @hellocloudy_art]

Less than 2 HOURS LEFT TILL UPDATE 👀💦 In the meantime this kitty cooked something special for you! It's a discount potion that makes sticker bundles be 20% off for this weekend 🥘✨ Also I forgot to tell you I'll have these wooden pins!!

[cloudy 🐈 shop update: may 24th @hellocloudy_art]

New ceramics coming Saturday September 30th 🧡 8 pm CEST / 2 pm ET / 11 am PT 🎃

[Esmé E. Deprez @esmedeprez]

It’s impossible, of course, to undo the decades of human + enviro exposure to #PFAS. But researchers say it isn’t too late to stop making the problem worse. This story grapples with how hard it will be to get to a PFAS-free future -- especially when $$ is involved.

[Esmé E. Deprez @esmedeprez]

Inhance fluorinates more than 200 million plastic items every year. It doesn’t publicly disclose its customers -- but guess what I found? Those items touch virtually every facet of the US economy, and end users include some of the world’s most recognizable consumer brands.

[Esmé E. Deprez @esmedeprez]

The EPA traced the contamination to a sole U.S. company: Inhance Technologies. You’ve surely never heard of it or its process, buried deep in the supply chain, but it's been “fluorinating” bottles -- as in, exposing them to fluorine gas, for 40 years.

[Esmé E. Deprez @esmedeprez]

My latest for @BW is a narrative investigation into a company that transformed the plastics industry -- and what happened when its signature manufacturing process was found to generate the worst of the worst #PFAS, aka “forever chemicals”: https://t.co/4h5KVtVu4k

[Veena Dubal @veenadubal]

NYC is in a state of emergency due to flooding. An almost entirely indigenous and immigrant workforce will be getting food and goods to people—once again—amidst crisis.

This is extremely dangerous work. We *must* formally acknowledge thru law and policy.

[Dr. Lucky Tran @luckytran]

A wise person once said that you will experience climate change through a series of increasingly wild videos, until you are the one taking the video.

[Dylan Marron @dylanmarron]

so grateful to every member of the negotiating committee, every wga employee, every wga member, every union that marched with us, and even that guy in the picket line who—when it was just the two of us—chose to listen to a podcast instead of talking to me. him too.

#WGAstrong

[Carolyn @akaTheReader]

@ScribblingSandy I love it! Though I wish you could’ve saved on book money. But yay for your brain working it all out eventually.

[Carolyn @akaTheReader]

This was such a great way to spend a Saturday, curled up on the couch with book and cat (much sweeter than the one in the book!). While the romance was wonderful, all the relationships—family, friends, mentor—make this a stand-out. Not to mention bringing this ancient time alive!

[Carolyn @akaTheReader]

@NathalieGray Oh, that’s so fun to hear! Apparently this book just calls for feline companionship.

[Carolyn @akaTheReader]

@ScribblingSandy 💕💕💕