I couldn't find anything about this in English.
But summarizing it, the article says that during the pandemic lockdowns in Santiago de Compostela, there was a chance to study pavement temperature. It was discovered that in places where the grass and moss was not removed, the temperature was up to 20 degrees lower than in places where it was.
More moss and grass make our physical spaces more liveable in these times of #ClimateCrisis.
@SakuraNoSeirei If I see somebody stealing food I hope I can pay for it for them, so the seller doesn't suffer instead.
@eliistender10 a gentle reminder if I may that on Mastodon you need to give the instance as well. Where does one find larsenthompson, please?
I am gathering a list of people who want to be involved in the discussion around the formation of a "United Federation of Instances" which is an attempt to combat the fracturing of the fediverse and the general spreading of misinformation WRT moderation decisions.
If anyone is interested in being a part of it let me know in the replies. I will add you to the list, share the draft proposal, and we can start discussions. I have several people already interested.
Remember friends, a dinosaur isn't just for Christmas. You should probably stop to think whether you should, even if you could.
But *if* you could, I've made this handy guide.
@breadandcircuses what I think this shows is that two things can be true at the same time.
For my #bird #photo today I share the marvellous #wader clouds of #Snettisham on the #Norfolk #coast. Flocks of many tens of thousands of waders grace the #Wash and come in #shore at highest tides #birding #birds #BirdPhotography #Birder #BirdwatchingPhotography
#BritishBirds#UkBirds
The nearest green space to where I live is alongside the Hogsmill river. When the weather is agreeable I like to get a bit of exercise by going for a walk there, and sometimes I take my camera. This picture from February 2020 shows that even in the London suburbs you can find a bit of peace and quiet.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/jim_easterbrook/49496409241/
#Photography #Winter #Hogsmill #Epsom
I'm curious, how do you prefer to consume information online?
Would be amazing if you could boost for improved statistical rigour and all that jazz. #poll #content #information
Mental health
I am a GP, I should understand these things, but today it just feels like everything is 💩.
I’ve been seeing people with mental health problems since, well probably 1983, when as a medical student we did shifts as nurses at New Cross Hospital.
I feel overwhelmed today, just nonspecifically down. For absolutely no obvious reason. It’s completely irrational, I know, but that doesn’t matter. I really have nothing to worry about. If it all goes t1ts up, I can afford to live.
I remember my first panic attack. Driving up the A21 in Kent, to go Christmas shopping at Bluewater. Had the chest tightness, palpitations, unable to breathe. I pulled over & stayed in a lay-by for 30 minutes. I laughed because I knew it was irrational, but it was real & I couldn’t control it.
So I just post this for anyone else who worries that the way they feel is irrational and people won’t understand. I am a very experienced doctor and I understand. Don’t worry, it does pass, things will get better. Trust me, I’m a doctor!
Sweary and opinionated. It's best not to take it personally. Also hilarious but that might be less obvious.