“He said: ‘Lake Rouge is gone,’” Dixon said.
Lake Rouge was a calm lake nearby with trout, sandy banks and a surface area of about 3 sq km. By “gone”, they weren’t sure what the man was getting at. @seleross https://t.co/JenbovM45N
If you're buying flowers for someone tomorrow, make them tulips. They're the only flower mass-grown in the USA/Canada in winter and are more climate-friendly than the rest. (Did a tulip write this, you may ask?? Nope it was me) https://t.co/WaRFDPY8Ca
Also! For some reason NYC has been announcing its porous pavement projects a few miles at a time, but what it hasn't explained is that it's actually turning 40+ miles of South Brooklyn parking lanes to "sponge" - the biggest test/use of this technology in the U.S.
The country's most ambitious effort to deploy "sponge streets" as a flood mitigation tool is happening right here in New York City.
https://t.co/vIXPRv4xd2
Delved into real-life futurism with this piece about predicting wildfire - the recent bad seasons spurred some amazing science. Foretelling lightning strikes days ahead of time, pinpointing tiny breaks in grassland across the entire USA, other wild stuff. https://t.co/GnDZNGlrb0
Justin Ling got the inside story of the Liberal fight over the future of Justin Trudeau. How? He overheard it in Via Rail lounge at Union Station. https://t.co/UCq4N3dUja
This is truly a moment for campus media, who know their own campus better than everyone else.
I’m listening to WKCR, the Columbia student radio station right now, and it’s another level of up-to-the-minute: https://t.co/9441Q2bjoG
Is Halifax's venerable Chronicle-Herald newspaper doomed? See story on filing for receivership here, which could affect other smaller newsrooms as well. By @Tim_Bousquet https://t.co/QtI3UysqCD #cdnmedia#cdnpoli#nspoli
Anyone have any good links or anecdotes about what regular Canadians can do/are doing in response to the Meta online news ban? I know about the ad boycott but am wondering about any other actions people have taken, no matter how small-scale.