Sarah🌻A

hotcheese at the blue place, environmental scientist, nature enthusiast, professional introvert, fibre arts lover, aspiring hermit. [email protected]

[The Narwhal @thenarwhalca]

SCOOP🍨: Albertans were surprised to learn cougars can now be hunted in some provincial parks — using hounds. But that plan faced a hurdle: off-leash dogs are not allowed in parks. So the government amended provincial park regulations to make an exception.
https://t.co/Hq39plzFwk

[David Frum @davidfrum]

Big win for post-liberal politics and economics. Also for measles, mumps, polio, and tooth decay.

[explore.org @exploreorg]

Time to VOTE on your favorite Fat Bear Week campaign posters! Check out all the amazing original art work at https://t.co/M6Es9LdMqk

[BillBowBaggins @baggins_bow]

I'm so grumpy today I've decided to insult every bird I saw this morning in a thread

1/35: Canada Goose

Dumpy, loud, and uncouth. The Trump of birds, except there are 5 million of them

[Nick Offerman @Nick_Offerman]

Folks, I got so much positive feedback when I played this song on the @ComicsForKamala fundraiser that I went ahead and made you a professional-style version. Coming soon to a music streamer near you, through your rectangle.

#Kamalaman 🇺🇸

[Mike Hudema @MikeHudema]

It was hotter yesterday above the Arctic Circle than it was across parts of #Florida.

We're in a climate emergency. No time to wait. #ActOnClimate

#climate #energy #renewables

[The Narwhal @thenarwhalca]

Waterloo Region is threatening to expropriate 800 acres of farmland in Wilmot, Ont., for industrial development. The landowners have many questions, but answers — and options — are scarce. #onpoli via @fatimabsyed https://t.co/qWJFhpqfQk

[NBEMO / OMUNB @NBEMO_OMUNB]

NBEMO is tracking tropical storm Debby. https://t.co/62KaNPNjkX

Be prepared and stay informed as tropical storm Debby could impact NB as early as Friday morning.

There are three important components to emergency preparedness:

• Know the risks: New Brunswickers should evaluate the kind of emergency that can affect their family and their community.

• Make a plan: Every household needs an emergency plan. It will help families to know what to do in case of an emergency and it takes less than 30 minutes to organize. Family members should take the time to discuss how and where to meet, how to contact each another and what to do in different situations. Write it down and keep it in a safe place.

• Get an emergency kit: New Brunswickers should have all the necessities for themselves and their families: water, food, flashlights, radio, batteries, first aid kit, prescription medications, infant formula, cash (ATM machines might not be operational in times of crisis).

[Sarah🌻A @iamhotcheese]

@environmentca Eco friendly?

[alex @steven_lebron]

he’s getting called into work rn

[The Onion @TheOnion]

Our Front Page:

[Dan Amira @DanAmira]

Just remember: whoever tweets the verdict first will be remembered in history forever. Good luck everyone.

[Jim Abraham @YHZweatherguy]

As we head into summer, USA forecasts are warning of excess heat, and steps to minimize impact to health: https://t.co/AQWGiQM4K4
Our own forecast models include Atlantic Canada in a probable area of warmer than normal temperatures.
not cool!

[NBEMO / OMUNB @NBEMO_OMUNB]

The 2024 wildfire season is underway. Last year Canada experienced the worst wildfire season on record, with New Brunswick mobilizing teams 23 times and sending 236 firefighting personnel to five provinces and one territory to assist.
You can check burn conditions daily by calling 1-866-458-8080 or visiting https://t.co/2aS6AApHEX.
We can all do our part to keep our firefighters and communities safe. Help us prevent and protect against wildfires this season.

[Sarah🌻A @iamhotcheese]

@mylesdavid @MountAllison Congratulations!!

[NB Forest Fires @NBForestFires]

Burning conditions are valid from 2 PM May 13 to 2 PM May 14.

All counties are closed for burning.

[Sarah🌻A @iamhotcheese]

@bradjperry Came here looking for a pic from last night and was not disappointed 💚💙

[Damian Carrington @dpcarrington]

But what blew me away was the level of personal anguish among the experts who have dedicated their lives to climate research. Many used words like hopeless, broken, infuriated, scared, overwhelmed.

Read their words here:

5/n

https://t.co/c6IJHkl3r4