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Anthony Walker

@AnthonyPWalker

Terrestrial ecosystem ecologist | models - data - forests - elevated CO2 - photosynthesis - life on Earth - mountains - hiking - books - cooking - music - more

Tennessee, USA Entrou em Aralık 2015
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Harry Eccles
Harry Eccles@Heccles94·
This feels relevant again today
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Dan Neidle
Dan Neidle@DanNeidle·
The deputy leader of Reform UK, Richard Tice, owns a property company - Quidnet REIT. From 2020 to 2022 it paid Tice and his trust £600k in dividends. Quidnet should have paid £120k of tax on those dividends. It didn't. A 🧵 with evidence from the company's own filings:
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Huda Ammori
Huda Ammori@HudaAmmori·
The High Court ruled the ban is unlawful, so the Met police said they'll stop arrests. Yet, two weeks ago, they randomly decided to resume arrests, knowing it's unlawful. Who benefits from that decision?
Defend Our Juries@DefendOurJuries

BREAKING: Mass arrests under the Terrorism Act in Trafalgar Square, as hundreds defy the ban on Palestine Action. The police are knowingly unlawfully arresting peaceful protestors for holding placards which say: "I oppose genocide - I support Palestine Action"

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Give A Shit About Nature
Give A Shit About Nature@giveashitnature·
Canada built bridges for bears, and it worked better than anyone expected. The Trans-Canada Highway cuts through Banff National Park for 82 kilometers. For decades it was a killing field. Animals on one side couldn't reach animals on the other, which fragmented populations and cut off migration routes. Starting in 1996, Parks Canada built 44 wildlife crossing structures, along with fencing to guide animals toward them. Critics called it a waste of money. Editorials said animals would never use them. They were wrong. Since monitoring began, animals have used the crossings more than 250,000 documented times. Wolves, grizzly bears, elk, moose, cougars, wolverines, lynx, bighorn sheep. Wildlife-vehicle collisions dropped 80% overall. It took grizzlies about five years to trust the structures. Elk tested them while they were still under construction. Every species had its own preference. Grizzlies and elk liked the wide open overpasses. Cougars and black bears preferred the narrow tunnels. This is now the longest-running wildlife crossing research program in the world. Delegations have come from China, Mongolia, Costa Rica, and Argentina to copy the model. Is your state building these?
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Science girl
Science girl@sciencegirl·
The Yurok Tribe has regained roughly 47,000 acres of ancestral land in California, marking the largest land-back agreement in the state’s history. This milestone follows a 23-year collaboration with Western Rivers Conservancy, culminating in a $56 million transfer of land along the Klamath River. For more than a century, this area—including the Blue Creek watershed—was controlled by logging companies, severing the tribe’s connection to a region central to their culture and identity. Now back under tribal stewardship, the land is being restored as a salmon sanctuary and community forest. Efforts will focus on protecting cold-water habitats, reviving traditional practices like controlled burns, and strengthening biodiversity—highlighting the vital role of Indigenous leadership in long-term environmental care. The Yurok Tribe has regained roughly 47,000 acres of ancestral land in California—marking the largest land-back agreement in the state’s history. This milestone follows a 23-year collaboration with Western Rivers Conservancy, culminating in a $56 million transfer of land along the Klamath River. For more than a century, this area—including the Blue Creek watershed—was controlled by logging companies, severing the tribe’s connection to a region central to their culture and identity. Now back under tribal stewardship, the land is being restored as a salmon sanctuary and community forest. Efforts will focus on protecting cold-water habitats, reviving traditional practices like controlled burns, and strengthening biodiversity—highlighting the vital role of Indigenous leadership in long-term environmental care. source: Western Rivers Conservancy. (2025).
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Paul Powlesland
Paul Powlesland@paulpowlesland·
It might seem a bit technical, so just to be clear “end the NVZ regulations” means Reform are advocating for farmers to pour as much cow slurry into our rivers as they like, whenever they like. There’s nothing like ‘loving your country’ so much you want to kill its rivers with a deluge of cow shit.
James Evans@JamesEvansMS

Great to visit Gareth Wyn Jones on his farm in North Wales today with Dan & Laura to chat about all things agriculture! Reform are the only party who have a clear plan to reform the SFS, address Bovine TB, and end the NVZ regulations 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿➡️ @DanWalesReform @LauraJ4SWEast

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Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur oPt
BREAKING! Amid widespread bombing across Arab regions, Israel approves its largest-ever colonial expansion. Under the "fog of war'', what I warned on 14 Oct 2023 is unfolding: the largest ethnic cleansing/land grab in Palestine, since the Nakba. It’s happening. Under our watch.
Itay Epshtain@EpshtainItay

BREAKING: More details come into view. #Israel’s Security Cabinet has reportedly approved 34 new settlements, further entrenching its unlawful presence deep within the occupied State of #Palestine. The secrecy surrounding the decree appears calibrated, not for domestic necessity, but to spare discomfort among allies in the region, Europe and the United States. The ICJ Advisory Opinion on the Legal Consequences of the Occupation of Palestinian Territory (2024) was unambiguous. Israel is under an obligation to bring its unlawful presence to an end, unconditionally and without delay. Third States are under a corresponding duty not to aid or assist in maintaining that situation, and to cooperate to bring it to an end. Yet the response has been one of studied inaction. The Court spoke with clarity; the world replied with silence. Israel, reading that silence for what it is, has chosen not restraint, but acceleration of its colonization efforts.

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Rachel Corrie Foundation
Rachel Corrie Foundation@rcfoundation·
Rachel would have been 47 today. To mark her birthday, The Foundation would like you to take action and email or call your senators and ask them to vote YES on the JRD's in this link! No more bombs! No more D9 bulldozers! No more civilian deaths! ACT NOW: wa4pj.org/action-center
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Congresswoman Yassamin Ansari
I just conducted an unprompted, late night oversight visit at an ICE holding facility at the Mesa Gateway Airport with @RepGregStanton and @Rep_Grijalva. What we saw was shocking and sick. Well over 240 detainees stacked like sardines in cells. People were sick and ICE was refusing medical care. Here’s what happened.
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Anthony Walker@AnthonyPWalker·
The war on nature continues ...
Drop Site@DropSiteNews

🇦🇷 Milei Opens Argentina’s Glaciers to Mining in Win for BHP, Glencore and Lundin Argentina’s Congress voted 137-111 Thursday to gut the country’s 2010 Glacier Law, handing a major victory to President Javier Milei and the global mining industry after nearly 12 hours of debate and thousands of protesters outside parliament. 🔹The projects most immediately unlocked include the Vicuña joint venture between BHP, the world’s largest miner, and Lundin Mining, the Vancouver-based mining group, along with Glencore, one of the world’s largest raw materials traders, and its El Pachón copper project in Argentina’s San Juan province near the Chilean border. 🔹El Pachón alone carries a $9.5 billion price tag and had been delayed by glacier protection rules. U.S. mining entrepreneur Rob McEwen copper venture is also expected to benefit through its Los Azules project, one of Argentina’s largest undeveloped copper deposits. Mining sector estimates say the new framework could unlock more than $30 billion in investment over the next decade, with 70% earmarked for copper, gold and silver. 🔹The key shift: the reform strips a federal scientific body of its authority to designate protected glaciers, handing that power to provincial governments — most of which are pro-mining.  Critics say provinces will simply greenlight any glacier that stands in the way of extraction. 🔹In the northwest, where mining is concentrated, glacial reserves have already shrunk 17% in the last decade.  Environmental lawyers warned the reform threatens the water supply of 70% of Argentinians. 🔹Environmental groups have vowed to challenge the law in court. Milei, who does not believe in man-made climate change, replied: “Environmentalists would rather see us starve than have anything touched.”

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Drop Site
Drop Site@DropSiteNews·
🇦🇷 Milei Opens Argentina’s Glaciers to Mining in Win for BHP, Glencore and Lundin Argentina’s Congress voted 137-111 Thursday to gut the country’s 2010 Glacier Law, handing a major victory to President Javier Milei and the global mining industry after nearly 12 hours of debate and thousands of protesters outside parliament. 🔹The projects most immediately unlocked include the Vicuña joint venture between BHP, the world’s largest miner, and Lundin Mining, the Vancouver-based mining group, along with Glencore, one of the world’s largest raw materials traders, and its El Pachón copper project in Argentina’s San Juan province near the Chilean border. 🔹El Pachón alone carries a $9.5 billion price tag and had been delayed by glacier protection rules. U.S. mining entrepreneur Rob McEwen copper venture is also expected to benefit through its Los Azules project, one of Argentina’s largest undeveloped copper deposits. Mining sector estimates say the new framework could unlock more than $30 billion in investment over the next decade, with 70% earmarked for copper, gold and silver. 🔹The key shift: the reform strips a federal scientific body of its authority to designate protected glaciers, handing that power to provincial governments — most of which are pro-mining.  Critics say provinces will simply greenlight any glacier that stands in the way of extraction. 🔹In the northwest, where mining is concentrated, glacial reserves have already shrunk 17% in the last decade.  Environmental lawyers warned the reform threatens the water supply of 70% of Argentinians. 🔹Environmental groups have vowed to challenge the law in court. Milei, who does not believe in man-made climate change, replied: “Environmentalists would rather see us starve than have anything touched.”
Drop Site@DropSiteNews

🇦🇷 Argentina’s Congress passed a bill backed by President Javier Milei allowing mining in environmentally sensitive glacier and permafrost areas of the Andes, weakening a 2010 glacier protection law. Supporters say it provides legal certainty for copper and lithium extraction, while environmentalists warn it threatens water sources for 70% of Argentinians. 🎥 Video by AFP

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Pope Leo XIV
Pope Leo XIV@Pontifex·
God does not bless any conflict. Anyone who is a disciple of Christ, the Prince of Peace, is never on the side of those who once wielded the sword and today drop bombs. Military action will not create space for freedom or times of #Peace, which comes only from the patient promotion of coexistence and dialogue among peoples.
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Dr Tom Montgomery
Dr Tom Montgomery@DrTOMontgomery·
#Polarbears Let's be clear—"take" means kill. You now have just HOURS to object to polar bears being killed in Oil and Gas activities year round— for FIVE YEARS. A quick comment is all that's asked of you. It's very easy. 👉 Click here: federalregister.gov/documents/2026…
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We Own It
We Own It@We_OwnIt·
In 1994, Strathclyde Regional Council - covering nearly half the population of Scotland - carried out a referendum on water ownership. 97% rejected water privatisation in Scotland. Scottish water stayed publicly owned. Now, it's time for a referendum in England. Let's bring water into public hands. ✍️ Sign now vist.ly/4xmqx
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Rebecca Nagle
Rebecca Nagle@rebeccanagle·
30 yrs aftr Norman Finkelstein wrote this article, “First the Cherokee, now the Palestinian,” nothing has changed. Current Affairs re-released the essay, which shows the similarities between tactics used against my Cherokee ancestors and Palestinians today.currentaffairs.org/news/first-the…
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