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Aarhusianernes vand udvindes fra områder, som i stor stil bliver sprøjtet med pesticider. Det viser en kortlægning, som Informations gravegruppe har lavet. Det kommunale vandselskab Aarhus Vand vil have sprøjtningen stoppet.
October 5, 2025 at 10:01 AM
Aarhusianernes vand udvindes fra områder, som i stor stil bliver sprøjtet med pesticider. Det viser en kortlægning, som Informations gravegruppe har lavet. Det kommunale vandselskab Aarhus Vand vil have sprøjtningen stoppet.
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⛰️ A groundbreaking German study proved that pesticides spread much further from the field than previously believed. They detected #pesticides at every location, 63 in total.
www.pan-europe.info/blog/pestici...
www.pan-europe.info/blog/pestici...
Pesticides contaminate on a landscape scale - far beyond the fields
A new groundbreaking study A new groundbreaking German study proves that pesticides spread much further from the field than previously believed. A team of scientists led by Professor Dr. Carsten Brühl...
www.pan-europe.info
August 18, 2025 at 7:21 AM
⛰️ A groundbreaking German study proved that pesticides spread much further from the field than previously believed. They detected #pesticides at every location, 63 in total.
www.pan-europe.info/blog/pestici...
www.pan-europe.info/blog/pestici...
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"I found 282 earwigs in a single night in 1996. In 2024, only 31 adults were trapped in that entire year."
#insects
theconversation.com/my-daily-sur...
#insects
theconversation.com/my-daily-sur...
My daily surveys suggest British earwigs are declining drastically
Cool autumns and dry springs could help earwig populations recover.
theconversation.com
August 12, 2025 at 3:12 PM
"I found 282 earwigs in a single night in 1996. In 2024, only 31 adults were trapped in that entire year."
#insects
theconversation.com/my-daily-sur...
#insects
theconversation.com/my-daily-sur...
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34.3 C (93.7) in Arctic
Imagine if 20 or even 10 years ago - someone told you there would be weeks of over 30 C (86 F) in places like Arctic Finland Norway Sweden
BBC saying heat in Spain holiday makers would have to travel to Arctic countries
No mention of Arctic heat
earth.org/nordic-count...
Imagine if 20 or even 10 years ago - someone told you there would be weeks of over 30 C (86 F) in places like Arctic Finland Norway Sweden
BBC saying heat in Spain holiday makers would have to travel to Arctic countries
No mention of Arctic heat
earth.org/nordic-count...
Nordic Countries Bake in Unprecedented Heatwave | Earth.Org
Temperatures surpassed 30C in parts of Finland, Norway and Sweden, which is significantly higher than average summer temperatures.
earth.org
August 8, 2025 at 11:37 AM
34.3 C (93.7) in Arctic
Imagine if 20 or even 10 years ago - someone told you there would be weeks of over 30 C (86 F) in places like Arctic Finland Norway Sweden
BBC saying heat in Spain holiday makers would have to travel to Arctic countries
No mention of Arctic heat
earth.org/nordic-count...
Imagine if 20 or even 10 years ago - someone told you there would be weeks of over 30 C (86 F) in places like Arctic Finland Norway Sweden
BBC saying heat in Spain holiday makers would have to travel to Arctic countries
No mention of Arctic heat
earth.org/nordic-count...
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Stunning visualisation of glacier retreat (Glacier Blanc, Ecrins massif) over 1984-2024 that goes hand in hand with 'greening' (vegetation moving upward) of the glacier forefield! 📈 🌱 🌿
Source: Arthur Bayle
Source: Arthur Bayle
July 26, 2025 at 11:48 AM
Stunning visualisation of glacier retreat (Glacier Blanc, Ecrins massif) over 1984-2024 that goes hand in hand with 'greening' (vegetation moving upward) of the glacier forefield! 📈 🌱 🌿
Source: Arthur Bayle
Source: Arthur Bayle
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This is crazy.
Storforshei, Norway has reached 30°C for 12 consecutive days.
To be clear, this is right on the edge of the Arctic circle. The extent & duration of this heatwave is nothing short of astonishing.
Storforshei, Norway has reached 30°C for 12 consecutive days.
To be clear, this is right on the edge of the Arctic circle. The extent & duration of this heatwave is nothing short of astonishing.
July 24, 2025 at 7:32 PM
This is crazy.
Storforshei, Norway has reached 30°C for 12 consecutive days.
To be clear, this is right on the edge of the Arctic circle. The extent & duration of this heatwave is nothing short of astonishing.
Storforshei, Norway has reached 30°C for 12 consecutive days.
To be clear, this is right on the edge of the Arctic circle. The extent & duration of this heatwave is nothing short of astonishing.
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Extreme Greenland melting event right now: thawing over 80% of the surface. Seen before only once in the record melt summer 2012.
See more at @polarportal.bsky.social!
See more at @polarportal.bsky.social!
July 21, 2025 at 9:56 AM
Extreme Greenland melting event right now: thawing over 80% of the surface. Seen before only once in the record melt summer 2012.
See more at @polarportal.bsky.social!
See more at @polarportal.bsky.social!
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Uligheden vokser. Både når det gælder fødevareuligheden og uligheden i omkostningerne ved klimaændringer går det den forkerte vej, viser nye rapporter.
Læs hele lederen her: www.information.dk/udland/leder...
Tekst: Jørgen Steen Nielsen
Foto: Jakob Dall
Læs hele lederen her: www.information.dk/udland/leder...
Tekst: Jørgen Steen Nielsen
Foto: Jakob Dall
July 21, 2025 at 7:00 PM
Uligheden vokser. Både når det gælder fødevareuligheden og uligheden i omkostningerne ved klimaændringer går det den forkerte vej, viser nye rapporter.
Læs hele lederen her: www.information.dk/udland/leder...
Tekst: Jørgen Steen Nielsen
Foto: Jakob Dall
Læs hele lederen her: www.information.dk/udland/leder...
Tekst: Jørgen Steen Nielsen
Foto: Jakob Dall
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That’s how the biggest and the longest river in Poland looks like today - Vistula river. It has reached the lowest level in its history - 15cm and it practically turned into temporary river. It is not only drought due to climate change it is also lack of proper water policy and retention
July 5, 2025 at 3:37 PM
That’s how the biggest and the longest river in Poland looks like today - Vistula river. It has reached the lowest level in its history - 15cm and it practically turned into temporary river. It is not only drought due to climate change it is also lack of proper water policy and retention
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No more Beewashing please! Why beekeeping doesn't help conserve bees. Pls RT if you agree.
youtu.be/fiBYBmlKSYU
youtu.be/fiBYBmlKSYU
No More Beewashing! Why beekeeping doesn't help conserve bees.
YouTube video by Dave Goulson
youtu.be
July 17, 2025 at 3:04 PM
No more Beewashing please! Why beekeeping doesn't help conserve bees. Pls RT if you agree.
youtu.be/fiBYBmlKSYU
youtu.be/fiBYBmlKSYU
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A log hive mimics a natural tree cavity that honey bees chose in the wild. Well insulated, controllable humidity … what’s not to like?
#rhswisley #bees #naturalbeekeeping
#rhswisley #bees #naturalbeekeeping
February 6, 2024 at 2:53 PM
A log hive mimics a natural tree cavity that honey bees chose in the wild. Well insulated, controllable humidity … what’s not to like?
#rhswisley #bees #naturalbeekeeping
#rhswisley #bees #naturalbeekeeping
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Trawlers wrecked entire underwater communities, and now tell us they have always been this way, so why bother protecting the seabed at all?
Shifting baselines pushed intentionally to keep their destructive industry going.
🌊
Bottom trawling is so last century […]
Shifting baselines pushed intentionally to keep their destructive industry going.
🌊
Bottom trawling is so last century […]
Original post on mastodon.nz
mastodon.nz
June 21, 2025 at 4:42 AM
Trawlers wrecked entire underwater communities, and now tell us they have always been this way, so why bother protecting the seabed at all?
Shifting baselines pushed intentionally to keep their destructive industry going.
🌊
Bottom trawling is so last century […]
Shifting baselines pushed intentionally to keep their destructive industry going.
🌊
Bottom trawling is so last century […]
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This is so important! Dog owners, challenge vets when offered these unnecessary & deeply harmful treatments. I’ve had dogs all my life, & never had to use them. Ticks can be removed easily & safely, & dogs treated (& kept away from water) only IF they get fleas! @davegoulson.bsky.social
Our latest research shows spot-on flea treatments on dogs are released into water when dogs swim even 28 days after treatment - in contrast to the label which suggests dogs can safely swim 48 h after treatment.
www.newscientist.com/article/2482...
www.newscientist.com/article/2482...
Dogs pollute water with pesticides even weeks after flea treatment
When dogs given spot treatments for fleas go swimming, they release levels of pesticides dangerous to aquatic life for at least a month after the treatment
www.newscientist.com
June 3, 2025 at 11:11 AM
This is so important! Dog owners, challenge vets when offered these unnecessary & deeply harmful treatments. I’ve had dogs all my life, & never had to use them. Ticks can be removed easily & safely, & dogs treated (& kept away from water) only IF they get fleas! @davegoulson.bsky.social
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You may notice a brownish haze in the sky in some areas today. It's smoke that has been blown across the Atlantic from record-breaking Canadian wildfires. 200,000 hectares has burnt in Manitoba alone, three times the yearly average with the peak of the season yet to come.
May 31, 2025 at 8:31 AM
You may notice a brownish haze in the sky in some areas today. It's smoke that has been blown across the Atlantic from record-breaking Canadian wildfires. 200,000 hectares has burnt in Manitoba alone, three times the yearly average with the peak of the season yet to come.
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Kitchen sponges like these are made of plastic. They have a short lifespan, & as they degrade they release microplastics that end up in the sea. They can't be recycled, so remain in landfill for 100s of years. Eco-friendly alternatives are available – see:
bit.ly/42rwUOX
bit.ly/42rwUOX
April 30, 2025 at 7:30 AM
Kitchen sponges like these are made of plastic. They have a short lifespan, & as they degrade they release microplastics that end up in the sea. They can't be recycled, so remain in landfill for 100s of years. Eco-friendly alternatives are available – see:
bit.ly/42rwUOX
bit.ly/42rwUOX
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Pheasants and Lyme disease: study shows: lots of Pheasants = more Lyme disease.
theferret.scot/releasing-ph....
theferret.scot/releasing-ph....
Releasing pheasants boosts Lyme disease risk, claims new study
Releasing pheasants may boost the risk of humans catching Lyme disease, according to new research from universities and the UK Health Security Agency.
theferret.scot
April 21, 2025 at 8:18 AM
Pheasants and Lyme disease: study shows: lots of Pheasants = more Lyme disease.
theferret.scot/releasing-ph....
theferret.scot/releasing-ph....
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Pesticides in flea treatments for cats and dogs are killing the chicks of blue tits and great tits, according to recent research from the University of Sussex, funded by the charity SongBird Survival.
Full story online and in the latest issue: www.private-eye.co.uk/in-the-back
Full story online and in the latest issue: www.private-eye.co.uk/in-the-back
April 21, 2025 at 8:57 AM
Pesticides in flea treatments for cats and dogs are killing the chicks of blue tits and great tits, according to recent research from the University of Sussex, funded by the charity SongBird Survival.
Full story online and in the latest issue: www.private-eye.co.uk/in-the-back
Full story online and in the latest issue: www.private-eye.co.uk/in-the-back
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Having barely survived DDT last century, peregrine falcons, fastest animal on the planet, are now dying out even faster, likely due to highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), originated in poultry.
Yet *another* impact of livestock farming on the natural world.
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
Yet *another* impact of livestock farming on the natural world.
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
Decades after peregrines came back from the brink, a new threat emerges
DDT use nearly wiped out the raptor by the 1970s. Now peregrine numbers are collapsing again in many countries and no one is quite sure why
www.theguardian.com
March 13, 2025 at 9:54 PM
Having barely survived DDT last century, peregrine falcons, fastest animal on the planet, are now dying out even faster, likely due to highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), originated in poultry.
Yet *another* impact of livestock farming on the natural world.
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
Yet *another* impact of livestock farming on the natural world.
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
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This is terrible. Discarded by-catch resulting from near shore bottom trawling in Scotland. Destructive, wasteful, and should be banned outright...
March 9, 2025 at 7:02 AM
This is terrible. Discarded by-catch resulting from near shore bottom trawling in Scotland. Destructive, wasteful, and should be banned outright...