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Vista de carne de un lagarto en el mercado de Iquitos (Perú). EFE/ Paula Bayarte Paula Bayarte | Iquitos (Perú) (EFEverde)1 Ene. 2023 Trozos de carne de enormes lagartos que conservan sus escamas, parejas de pájaros tropicales en jaulas y … Continue reading →

“A brilliant and insightful explanation of the food system. Bittman’s writing is succinct and entertaining, and his recommendations are spot on.” –David Kessler, MD, former FDA commissioner “A history of food, from sustainable to suicidal” — Conservation Sense and Nonsense

foto: Renato Soares « ¡Oye, míranos!Te vemosTratamos de mostrarteNunca te molestaste en aprender nuestro idiomaSiempre estabas mirando hacia abajoTe avisamos desde el principioLa tierra esta vivaEsta tierra no puede ser propiedadEsta tierra somos nosotrosTodos nosotrosQuerías las piedrasOroTus cosas brillantesTítulos – … Continue reading →

In the last decade or so, a growing number of cities have turned to rain gardens. These shallow, plant-filled ditches can help reduce flooding during storms, which are… 577 more words Have a Yard? Consider Adding a Rain Garden. — Mother Jones

In 2021, on San Francisco’s wettest October day on record, an “atmospheric river” dumped a stunning 4.02 inches of rain downtown, causing highways and neighborhoods in the area to flood. 1,177 more words Heavier Storms Are Here. Rain Gardens Can Help. … Continue reading →

foto: Renato Soares « Ei – olhe para nós!Nós vemos vocêTentamos te mostrarVocê nunca se preocupou em aprender nossa línguaVocê estava sempre olhando para baixoAvisamos desde o inícioA terra está vivaEsta terra somos nósTodos nósVoce queria as pedrasOuroSuas coisas brilhantesTítulos – … Continue reading →

BY BRIT MCCANDLESS FARMER JANUARY 1, 2023 on 60 Minutes, correspondent Scott Pelley reported on something scientists are calling the sixth mass extinction. There have been five great die-offs in the history of our planet, when at least 75 percent of the … Continue reading →

Human Wrongs Watch (UN News)* — From Arctic communities desiring to receive public services in their own languages, to the Arhuaco people in Colombia who still speak Ika, indigenous people across the world are determined to keep their mother tongues … Continue reading →

photo: Renato Soares « Hey – Regardez nous Nous vous voyons Nous avons essayé de vous montrer Vous n’avez jamais pris la peine d’apprendre notre langue Vous regardiez toujours vers le bas Nous vous prévenons depuis le début a terre … Continue reading →

Prejuízos causados pelas ações de fiscalização ao esquema ilegal já ultrapassam R$5 milhões Brasília (22/12/2022) – Operação de fiscalização em garimpo ilegal de ouro realizada pelo Instituto Brasileiro do Meio Ambiente e dos Recursos Naturais Renováveis (Ibama) em dezembro na … Continue reading →