georgetakei , to Random
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Seriously, how is she a member of Congress? https://secondnexus.com/mtg-space-laser-israel-aid?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=infeed&utm_campaign=linkprogram

antonproitzelhaimer ,
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@georgetakei

Yes, how the Hell ist that possible ?? Herr in and the Rest of the everyone is asking this. It's a terrible Decline of and , that such People can get to and . today is a modern State with a big , where big are made. as a for this State in Congress is a very bad Marketing.

arstechnica , to Random
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Climate damages by 2050 will be 6 times the cost of limiting warming to 2°

Study tracks the past costs of climate events and projects them into the future.

https://arstechnica.com/science/2024/04/climate-damages-by-2050-will-be-6-times-the-cost-of-limiting-warming-to-2/?utm_brand=arstechnica&utm_social-type=owned&utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social

v4169sgr ,
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@arstechnica

We may think its obvious; that all we need to do is explain the right way then everyone will do the right thing.

But if it is clear that this strategy isn't working well enough, then doesn't that suggest that we are asking the wrong question?

https://vocal.media/earth/carpe-diem-yr1qr40u5y

Yet all this seems rather nebulous, distant. If my home is cold and I cannot afford it, doesn't growing peat bogs seem like a ridiculously unaffordable luxury? What value are a few insects and butterflies to me when I cannot keep warm? Why should I care about future years and generations when my need is here and now? Who are these faceless bureaucrats and obscure scientists to tell me my business anyway. And Dublin does seem far away ...
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    • panormus , to Random Italian
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    La leggenda del coccodrillo al mercato della Vucciria di Palermo.

    Tra le tante leggende palermitane, non mancano le storie legate a fatti misteriosi, intriganti e suggestivi, come quella del coccodrillo che divorava i bambini che giocavano vicino alle fontane del mercato della Vucciria a Palermo.

    https://www.panormus.blog/storie.php?id=24kF9rPBHhLjpSq

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