Sleepy who?

Corporations spend more than $1.5 billion a year on union-busting. That’s $1.5 billion they could have spent on higher wages, better benefits, and improving workplace safety. Remember: if they weren’t so scared of worker power, they wouldn’t fight so hard against unions.

It's wild that anyone could be anti-this

Handwriting isn’t just “slower typing.” EEG studies show writing by hand recruits broader sensorimotor, visual, memory, and attentional networks than typing the same words. The brain learns through movement too, not only through information. 🧠✍️ #neuroskyence #neuroscience #brain #EEG #words

40,000+ evacuated in California chemical disaster. Corporate deregulation strikes again. www.pbs.org/newshour/nat... #EnvironmentalJustice #CorporateGreed

Painting by Javier Mayoral

Good news: This is the first month that wind and solar combined to produce more electricity than natural gas (methane) did. www.canarymedia.com/articles/cle...

The Unholy Neapolitan Ice Cream Dispenser - Produces a constant stream of chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry ice cream to be packaged Extrudes approximately: • 1165 calories per second • 70,000 calories per minute • 4,200,000 calories per hour Perfect for laying directly under with an open mouth

Hell Yeah Science☄️💥⚡️💯

Shame

The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam is home to the stunning Cuypers Library, the largest and oldest art history research library in the Netherlands #museum #rijksmuseum #travel #books #library

Pope Leo XIV previews his encyclical by attacking Silicon Valley’s “unbridled promotion and implementation of technology at the expense of human dignity.”

Watching #CNN today makes one think that inflation rates mentioned are more a result of of supply-side inflation than aggregate demand. This implies a lack of competition (oligarchs), tariffs, warfare and supply chain issues. Wondering who’s creating this chaos?

One of the biggest challenges in climate action is imagining what a better future could actually look like: especially when solutions are so often framed as sacrifices that require loss, instead of opportunities to benefit from. This week's good news and what-to-do takes those on directly!

WOW! A camera is lowered to the 11,000-meter depth of the Mariana Trench, the deepest point on earth. 🌎 #Oceanography #Photographer #WildlifeWednesday

Follow the science, for heaven’s sake. The realities of climate change and human activity

It is a pleasure to take part in the 10th edition of the World Cities Summit 2026, to be held from 14 to 16 June 2026 in Singapore. The theme for WCS 2026 is ‘Liveable and Sustainable Cities: ACT Now!’ – to create more liveable, resilient and sustainable cities. www.worldcitiessummit.com.sg

So true

By 2050, climate change could cost the global economy $38 trillion per year in damages. We are bankrupting the future to line the pockets of a few today. We have the solutions; what we lack is an industry willing to prioritize survival over surplus. 🛑📉

What does it actually look like to move beyond fossil fuels — not someday, but now? Read more in this week’s Talking Climate and don't forget to share what you learn, to make change contagious!

A woman demonstrating her exceptional intelligence in contrast to a wealthy but arrogant individual.

Nobody knows nothing in Ontario and it could be $500 million of knowing nothing.

St.Clair West, my painting…

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Every once in a while he tells the truth.

Let this radicalize you

None of us alive will experience climate better than what we have now. How much worse it gets is up to us.

Unacceptable… for AI, seriously?

Wow! There’s an awful lot of 🟥 in this chart, lol! 😂

My Mom on this day, 1945, at old city hall Toronto.

Humpback Whale 'saves' biologist from shark - BBC News 2018

Pretty cool watching California's first solar-over-canal project succeed. Looking forward to more scale on the next go-round — currently two installations totaling less than one-third of a mile. www.fresnobee.com/news/califor...

On Toronto's island airport, only Carney can stop the madness. Where is the case for an expansion? And what else could this place be? My column: www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/artic...

Important new regarding our Habitability

“Sunlight has to travel 93 million miles to reach the Earth, but none of those miles go through the Strait of Hormuz,” says Bill McKibben.

For the first time in 80 years, the federal debt-to-GDP ratio is over 100%. In the past, the rich used to pay higher taxes. Now, the government pays the rich interest on a swelling debt, caused largely by lower taxes on the rich. It's a big switcheroo.

Brilliant!!’

There is a correct way to fly the Union Jack…

America has a GUN PROBLEM not a book problem.........

A time when allies are definitely needed! A time to acknowledge climate change changes

This Aussie trucking firm switched their fleet to electric last year, eliminating the cost of 30 dirty diseasels. They've since built 2 charging sites powered by 4.4 megawatts of solar + battery storage, plus 15 rapid chargers. Electric tech ain't slowing down, so come join the winning team. 🔋

Oh look, France has a plan to phase out fossil fuels. Gosh, that seems like a good idea right now. thepoint.com.au/opinions/260...

I didn’t know that! How disappointing…

WATCH: “You’ve been lied to about roads for 60 years.” And you’re still being lied to today. Building more and wider roads WON’T reduce traffic congestion or support the economy. But they WILL cost us billions, increase pollution, emissions, noise and road deaths, and trap us in longer commutes.

Oh, look what I saw on the beach!

82% of the world's CO2 is produced by the billionaires or their companies. 82%. There is no way to tackle climate change without tackling the richest.

A truly scary story As you all know , one of the hidden risks of #ClimateChange is the clouds After South California data , here is the data about Europe Clouds are disappearing .... Plain scary #ClimateCrisis #Metacrisis