This NASA visualization shows the CO2 emitted into the earth's atmosphere + clarifies who is responsible for the climate crisis: we, the Global North.
There is not time to wait. #ActOnClimate#climate#energy#renewables
Humans are terminating life on Earth
Birds, mammals, and amphibians are going extinct 100 to 1,000 times faster than they did in the millions of years before humans began to dominate the planet.
Nature is dying
Global wildlife populations have sunk 69% since 1970
#cop15
Its not monsters from outer space
Its humans scraping the bottom floor and sucking up every life form that exists, leaving nothing
Fish often in vain flee for their lives
Ban Bottom Trawling now everywhere
Rocket launches cause upper-atmosphere pollution more than tripled emissions of soot and CO₂ in upper atmosphere between 2020 and 2024
Pollutants at high altitudes have 500 times greater warming impact compared to similar emissions from planes or cars
https://t.co/ls9EhpSlTV
"One of the most devastating famines in European history wasn't caused by lack of food'
But, by who controlled it."
England starved Ireland.
#Israel is starving #Palestine
River Blackwater crisis: 'It's baffling': Anglers criticise watchdog over 24-hour-wait to sample scene of major fish kill. No sampling took place until a full 24 hours after the first of thousands of fish were found dead on Monday 11 August.
https://t.co/Xlpkj8Tnxw
#Blackwater
From howler monkeys in Mexico to Flying bats in Australia dropping dead from Trees due to intense that is frying them
to millions of fish suffocating due to low oxygen in heated waters
Humanity has created this hell and humans will not be immune
Watch how humans have destroyed the fundamental essence of life on this planet the land on Earth
And they call it progress economic growth
60% of Earth's Land at Risk, Map Shows
Decline began as early as 17th century, but greatly accelerated this century
https://t.co/IrE9H2aDnm
Catastrophic tipping point in Antarctica already happening
A "rapid and substantial slowdown" of ocean currents has already begun
Warming waters will further reduce Krill and phytoplankton populations and starve emperor penguins
Sea levels will rise
https://t.co/EM1bNJU5aj
🌊 Marine biologist Mads St Clair is calling out the scourge of bottom-trawl fishing in UK seas 🪸
But there’s still hope! Because our ocean can recover, if we let it 💙
Take action with us today against bottom trawling in marine protected areas!
👉https://t.co/RC5rYr0Xld
You could watch the news 24/7 & not know that:
Our planet’s at its hottest in 120,000 years.
Methane levels are their highest in MILLIONS of years.
CO2 levels their highest in 3 MILLION years.
We're in a climate crisis. Denying it won't solve the problem.
#ActOnClimate #climate #energy #panelsnotpipelines
Let’s not pretend the Valencia floods were a one-off. That was climate change in real time, and it’ll happen again.
We act shocked every time, but the next disaster won’t wait for us to be ready. Don’t forget what happened. It’s a warning, not history.
https://t.co/coPY5EoJXP
"Please make no mistake. Climate change is the biggest threat to global security that modern humans have ever faced." Sir David Attenborough.
No time to wait. #ActOnClimate#climate#energy#stopfossilfuels#go100re
Norway just launched a damless river turbine that generates power without blocking water
Norwegian engineers have created a breakthrough in hydroelectric design — a river turbine system that generates power without any dams, barriers, or concrete channels. Installed in the Suldalslågen River, the device is fully submerged, suspended in mid-flow like a fishing net, turning kinetic water motion into electricity.
The turbine resembles a floating water mill — but sleek, modern, and built from marine-safe composites. Its internal rotor spins silently with the current, sending power through submerged cables to a floating converter platform.
What’s truly revolutionary is its ecological safety. It allows fish to swim through it unharmed, doesn’t alter the watercourse, and requires no excavation. This means rivers can be used for power without disturbing fragile ecosystems or migration paths.
The unit operates 24/7, even under ice, and requires almost no maintenance. Each turbine can power 10 homes — and hundreds can be linked across rivers without needing dams. It’s a decentralization dream.
Norway hopes this will enable developing nations and remote areas to generate clean power from rivers without expensive infrastructure. Energy, without destruction.
Hook: Norway’s damless river turbine could power entire communities without ever disturbing a single fish or stone.