Adva 🟣 🌳🌳
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Adva 🟣 🌳🌳
@Conservationow
Artist, Environmental Activist Atheist, unapologetic feminist


אסור לשכוח! * הבגידה במדינה בזמן מלחמה. * מי שמימן את הנוח'בות החמאסנאצים הרוצחים והאנסים של התינוקות והנשים, מימן במקביל את נערי נתניהו. * מי שניסה לחבל בהסכם השלום עם מצרים שלא ניתן להפריז בחשיבותו הם נערי נתניהו. * המצרים היו אלו שהזהירו מבעוד מועד את נתניהו מהחמאסנאצים! נ.ב בחייאת ביבי, מה אוריך יודע עליך?



One of last great forests Trump is targeting Tongass National Forest southeast Alaska is world's largest remaining intact coastal temperate rain forest At almost 17 million acres, this unique area houses some of oldest trees in nation—many over 800 years old audubon.org/conservation/o…







🇦🇷 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.”




Why would anyone, especially the president of our country, want to destroy the fragile treasure of our national forests???? It’s the definition of #insanity to remove the protection of these majestic preserves that keep our precarious environment from being permanently damaged.


Horrendous. This should be worldwide news, but it won't be. oceanographicmagazine.com/news/world-fir…













