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@StatisticUrban Ma vaffanculo

If we stopped eating meat, we could reduce the land we use for agriculture by 75%. That's 31.3 million sq km, or 12.08 million sq mi. An area larger than all of Africa, or about four of the contiguous US.

@EndWokeness Idiots

She's wearing shirt about "kindness" as she does this. You can't make it up.

@EvaVlaar Bravissima Eva @EvaVlaar

Made a video with Italy’s top pro-life organization, @provitaefamiglia, in the best Italian I could muster. They’re doing the Lord’s work.

@Rainmaker1973 It’s a failure!! It has been built with tax payers’ money and outcome it’s almost nothing! Useless

Solar power plant in Dunhuang uses around 12,000 mirrors to focus sunlight onto a central tower, heating molten salt to extreme temperatures. That heat is stored and used to generate electricity on demand, including after sunset.

@Rainmaker1973 BS

Earth’s atmosphere has crossed a historic threshold unseen for more than 3 million years. Atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO₂) levels have now surpassed 430 parts per million (ppm): a concentration last experienced during the Pliocene epoch, long before modern humans existed. This milestone was recorded at the Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii, the world’s longest continuously operating CO₂ monitoring station. In early March, daily averages peaked at 430.60 ppm: a figure climate scientists have tracked with growing concern for decades. But what does crossing this threshold actually mean? Prior to the Industrial Revolution, atmospheric CO₂ levels remained stable around 280 ppm. Today, they stand more than 50% higher, largely due to the burning of fossil fuels, large-scale deforestation, and other industrial activities. This is far more than just a number: it’s a clear warning signal for the planet. Approximately 25% of the CO₂ we emit is absorbed by the oceans. As it dissolves, it forms carbonic acid, driving ocean acidification. This process is already weakening shell-forming marine organisms such as corals, plankton, and mollusks — the foundational species of ocean food webs. Researchers note that the current rate of ocean acidification is likely the fastest seen in at least 300 million years. Many climate models had projected that CO₂ concentrations would only approach this level under aggressive global mitigation efforts. Instead, we’ve reached it while emissions continue to rise. If current trends persist, atmospheric CO₂ could exceed 500 ppm by the end of the century, ushering in climate conditions not seen on Earth for tens of millions of years. ["Record-breaking CO2 Levels Recorded for Earth’s Polar Regions." PML]

@MAGAVoice I think should only consider the illegals. Something else unless proven to be dangerous, should be a free choice and not an excuse to deport people.

JUST IN 🚨 Chip Roy is filing the "MAMDANI Act" to DEPORT foreigners advocating for or linked to an Islamist, socialist, communist or Chinese communist party I STRONGLY SUPPORT THIS GET IT DONE

@HungaryBased 2029 it’s already too late…..

The Comeback of a Century. Rumours are Orbán Viktor may run for EU President against Ursula in 2029. Do you support Orbán? 🇭🇺

@TimurNegru Too cheap?

What are the main pros and cons (most importantly) of this beaut?

@thealepalombo I live there. Can confirm. Wouldn’t consider dining out as affordable as many other places in Italy (I travel the whole country for work), for the quality of service/professionalism and often for the quality of the food too. Many restaurants pretend to be super, but they aren’t

Cagliari is magical. Capital of Sardinia: - clean, safe, excellent infrastructure - 300+ days of sunshine per year, mild winters - stunning beaches (Poetto right in the city, Chia and Villasimius nearby), tennis, sailing, golf, hiking - young energy thanks to the University of Cagliari - affordable - world-class seafood, serious food culture - international airport 10 minutes from city center Have you ever visited Sardinia?

@TheDemocrats You are rich….

TAX THE RICH

@sciencegirl A dinner….

What’s missing from this dinner

@otokyo__ I’m sad for you….

6 for me!! I feel confident nobody Has all 20 How many for you?

@Savsays I don’t get it…. They protest mainly to expose their dissent and try to convince other going on their side like peace, no war, tolerance….. And then… they use violence and abuse to shut people out! What a nonsense….

Paige, DeYanna and Chris Ostroushko. You're not going to get away with this. I am going to do everything in my power to make sure you're charged for the brutal attack you committed against me.

@TheKevinDalton This is India, right?…….Right?

Even though the high speed rail is now expected to cost taxpayers $126 BILLION, I don’t think it’s entirely fair to judge Gavin Newsom on a train that doesn’t exist. So let’s judge him on another one of his trains in California.

@sciencegirl Cool, but few more trees would have done same job at a fraction of the cost

Solar-powered tank that absorbs CO2 and releases oxygen

@ElTrumpista It’s a joke right?……..Right?

🚨 Irán acaba de ser nominada para presidir el Comité de la ONU para la protección de los derechos de las mujeres, los derechos humanos y la prevención del terrorismo. SÍ, IRÁN. Y fue apoyado por Reino Unido, España y Francia. AJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJJAJAJAJA

@TaraBull Fraud

Describe Gavin Newsom in a word

@CryptoWendyO Oh god! 🤦🏼‍♂️

Only Harris can save America.

@RealJessica @MattWallace888 Nobody forced them to get into such sinkhole. They are idiots no matter their education.

“We are $1 million in debt.” This woman and her husband have a total of just under $1,000,000 in debt, here’s the breakdown. - Mortgage $210,000 - Student Loans $335,000 - Credit Cards $136,000 - Personal Loans $44,000 - Car Loans $35,000 She is only 29 years old, and her husband is 32 years old. They both have “advanced degrees”. One in MBA and the other in policy. They both work in the government. Their household income is $230,000. I wouldn’t be able to breathe if I had $136K in credit card debt. This is insane. 😭 I really will never understand how people get themselves in these situations.

@AbiluTangwa 0

On a scale from 1- 10,how are you worried about the implications of climate change especially on vulnerable communities.