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A 2-year study of 18 Ohio farms found one pollinator conservation strategy works better than any other: planting native flowers, especially when paired with a few other simple habits, such as reduced mowing and cutting insecticide use. 🌼
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A 2-year study of 18 Ohio farms found one pollinator conservation strategy works better than any other: planting native flowers, especially when paired with a few other simple habits, such as reduced mowing and cutting insecticide use. 🌼

happyeconews.com
u/Potential_Being_7226 — 5 days ago
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Can someone explain this super El Niño to me like I’m 5?

I’ve been trying to look for explanations but everybody is saying something different. “Oh nothing is going to happen they say this every year” or “We’re cooked” or “we don’t know” or “Its going to suck but it’s not as bad as people are saying.”

I live in the south in the US and I just want to know fully what El Niño is so I’ll know how it’ll affect me and how to prepare.

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u/Careful_Shelter5075 — 10 days ago
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Climate change and fear = too simple?

No denying that the climate of the planet is changing. Man made.
We (people) can not consume our way out of the crisis. (building more solar cells, installing them. building nuclear power plants) all are diminishing returns compared to consume far less per household.

But: fear of fear, fear of destruction, fear of economic collapse are prohibiting change.

So what is motivational, so we consume less, and spend the same resources on half the stuff (ie same money to manufacture and transport half of all goods and services)?

I feel like I am missing something. Is there another way I just don’t see?

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u/divertente69 — 9 days ago
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Singapore is planting 1 million more trees by 2030 as research shows well-placed shade can cut outdoor heat stress by up to 5°C. 🌳 Measurements in the city found shaded locations provided significant relief during extreme heat, while models suggest trees could also reduce summer cooling energy use.

ecoticias.com
u/jeremiahthedamned — 11 days ago

China's 2-gigawatt Fanshi offshore wind farm went fully operational this September, with 131 wind turbines, including 33 ultra-large 18-megawatt turbines. 🌀⚡ It can generate 6.6 billion kilowatt-hours per year, replacing 1.92 million tons of coal (5.1 million tons of CO2)

dredgewire.com
u/sg_plumber — 11 days ago
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Renewable energy sources such as wind, solar and biomass covered 58% of Germany’s electricity consumption, generating 152.2 billion kilowatt-hours from January to June 2026. Onshore wind grew 7%, offshore 28%, and solar PV 4%, while hydropower fell by 8%.

cleanenergywire.org
u/sg_plumber — 13 days ago

Renault to invest over €10 billion in France in EVs, affordable cars, CEO says: " In 2026, we will produce at least 25% more (cars) thanks ⁠to ​the rise of electric vehicles"

reuters.com
u/Economy-Fee5830 — 11 days ago

Personal climate actions and collective change reinforce each other, challenging fears that small eco-habits distract from bigger systemic solutions. Individual actions might also signal to markets and policymakers what people value, building momentum that supports larger structural changes.

happyeconews.com
u/sg_plumber — 10 days ago

How to restore a biodiversity hotspot—one drop of water at a time: when infiltration improves, more water stays in the ground, nourishing trees, crops, and ecosystems. 🌳 22.5 million trees were planted in the endangered Desa'a Forest with a 90% survival rate, improving carbon sequestration.

weforest.org
u/sg_plumber — 11 days ago