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The Chilkat Indian Village of Klukwan is challenging a state permit approving construction of a gold and metals mine that would tunnel under the Saksaia Glacier on 6,100-foot Flower Mountain near the headwaters of the Chilkat River watershed alaskabeacon.com/2022/12/18/ch

Traditional knowledge that comes from having a balanced spiritual, cultural, and respectful relationship with the land isn't a trick Mother Jones.

Call it what it is: #Indigenous Science.

motherjones.com/environment/20

Reading about Oceanix, a prototype floating community that's planned for Busan. One of the more frustrating things about ideas like this is that it sells the notion as long as you throw enough clean technology at the problem, there doesn't have be any decrease in the standard of living. On our current chaotic climate course, where resources are dwindling and life support systems failing, it doesn't work like that.
(image by Oceanix)

Borders don't exist. They're a construct put in place to ensure the furtherance of colonialism.

Social constructs are lies colonizers hide behind to excuse their participation in an ongoing genocide that upholds white supremacy.

Decided to find out what would happen at that other site if I mentioned a recently acquired by my museum.
May be on here more often very soon...

Not for nothing, but we’re continuing to transport more and more COVID patients recently. We might be tired of COVID but it sure isn’t tired of us. Stay safe out there everyone

#P22 was a reminder that there's no clear distinction between cities and nature. But as walls and highways go up, the landscape becomes fractured. Our job is to reconnect it.

Fun fact: Homes that were in the way of the planned telescopes and buildings were moved to other locations and got new owners, instead of being demolished.
(photo by NRAO/AUI/NSF)

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Green Bank Observatory was built on several farms that were acquired by the NRAO in the '50s. This meant that initially farmhouses were used as work spaces, leading to this one, 'The Nutbin', looking like my dream home.
(photo by NRAO/AUI/NSF)

Never forget, electric cars are here to save the car industry, not the planet.

A big obstacle to finding a solution is that lawmakers don't have any knowledge about what's actually happening. They can give canned speeches drafted by lobbyists about access to space, but they're clueless about what it takes to manage it.
arstechnica.com/science/2022/1

Greta Anderson, the deputy director of Western Watersheds Project, authored the petition. ...
“We have no idea how many wolves are actually killed for the same reason but the suspect is never found or the wolf is never found or it wasn’t wearing a collar,” Anderson told NM Political Report in an interview on Monday.

#MexicanWolves #EndangeredSpecies #coyotes #biodiversity #conservation

nmpoliticalreport.com/2022/12/

Western water is precious and limited. The thirstiest crop, alfalfa, has no real place in the West. It’s great to see the Editorial board of @sltrib calling for an end to water guzzling alfalfa in Utah.

87% of Utah water goes to farming - largely alfalfa, much of which is exported. In the drought impacted West, growing livestock feed, draining water reserves for cows, isn’t viable

We need to protect western watersheds for wildlife, for people, for life in the West.

sltrib.com/opinion/editorial/2

It should *not* be possible for a rando crypto bro to lose $32B. We need a net worth cap. An individual should in no way ever be allowed to amass $1B in personal worth. After $1B, any remaining amount gained needs to go back into community and planetary well-being. Period. How can we live with all these rando idiots hoarding our planet’s wealth when they don’t even know how to manage or distribute it?

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