The 15th International Vore Brigade (18+)
01.05.202520:59
Oh hey, look at the date. International Workers Day.
Back in the late late 1800s workers had to fight for limiting work to eight hours a day, and largely won. Now we mark it and keep campaigning.
We will cut it back down to eight at the very least, and we'll definitely get six hours.
Remember to celebrate the workers (including yourself) today!
Back in the late late 1800s workers had to fight for limiting work to eight hours a day, and largely won. Now we mark it and keep campaigning.
We will cut it back down to eight at the very least, and we'll definitely get six hours.
Remember to celebrate the workers (including yourself) today!
21.04.202521:59
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Degrowth or Extinction
19.04.202523:20
#resist #antifa
https://jorts.horse/@ecosurrealism/114366608957831389
https://jorts.horse/@ecosurrealism/114366608957831389
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Political memes
18.04.202518:30
Trump halts data collection on drug use, maternal mortality, climate change, more
https://www.propublica.org/article/trump-doge-data-collection-hhs-epa-cdc-maternal-mortality
https://www.propublica.org/article/trump-doge-data-collection-hhs-epa-cdc-maternal-mortality
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Ministry of good ideas
17.04.202523:43
Good idea: community owned solar farms
https://www.ecowatch.com/scotland-largest-community-solar-farm.html
A major new community solar project is coming to the Isle of Arran in Scotland. The 6 megawatt Glenkiln solar farm will be Scotland’s largest entirely community-owned solar farm.
The £5 million ($6.48 million) project proposal recently gained planning approval and will move forward in securing construction financing, Energy Global reported. According to Arran Community Renewables (ACR), the local Community Benefit Society behind the project, Glenkiln solar farm will generate enough energy to power around 1,250 households per year by the time it is in operation in 2027.
https://www.ecowatch.com/scotland-largest-community-solar-farm.html
A major new community solar project is coming to the Isle of Arran in Scotland. The 6 megawatt Glenkiln solar farm will be Scotland’s largest entirely community-owned solar farm.
The £5 million ($6.48 million) project proposal recently gained planning approval and will move forward in securing construction financing, Energy Global reported. According to Arran Community Renewables (ACR), the local Community Benefit Society behind the project, Glenkiln solar farm will generate enough energy to power around 1,250 households per year by the time it is in operation in 2027.
18.04.202501:49
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