#Flood

Phil Vischer

philvischer

Interesting response from Ken Ham to our Evangelical History video!https://twitter.com/aigkenham/status/1339183711334649857 It’s a little odd that a man who has spent his life persuading Christians to reject mainstream science is complain

Frank

tweetybums

From Rush Limbaugh   "My days on earth are numbered; But before I fade away, there is something important I need to say. It may not be important to anyone else; but

Vertex

BurtonPixels

60% of the Earth’s crust is made up of quartz (formed from oxygen & silicon) and feldspar (a mineral derived from tectosilicate). Unlike some other rocks, quartz & feldspar don’t

hbomberguy

Hbomberguy

The discourse on voting reminds me of a fascinating board game about, uh, sheep farming during flood season, called Lowlands.https://youtu.be/UGjBrQk4ekw And as a Gamer, I'm entitled to talk about its political

Don Syme #FreeAndFairElectionsForBelarus

dsymetweets

So this testimonial means a lot to me personally, I'll explain why.https://mobile.twitter.com/dsymetweets/status/1335131564703936512 @chaldal.com is a global company centred in Dhaka, Bangladesh. You can read more about them on their we

Kat McKelvey (she/her)

KatMcKelvey

If you think your houselessness will be different than that of people currently living on the streets just because you lost your home in a wildfire I’m sorry but you

Rick Swedloff

RickSwedloff

This podcast has an interesting account of why western wildfires have gotten so much worse. In large part, of course, the answer is climate change. But not to be discounted

George Roff

JezRoff

Hey @mattjcan I think you've misunderstood this, so i'll break it down for you here with links to published papers (1/n)https://twitter.com/mattjcan/status/1287549878327898112 Herbicides are exported from all agricultural catchments

Zack Colman

zcolman

NEW: government keeps pumping mortgage money into communities facing climate change danger as risks catch up with the real estate market.Policymakers & government-backed lenders are aware of the problem, but

Boston City Archives

ArchivesBoston

On January 15, 1919, a 50-foot tall tank ruptured, sending 2.3 million gallons of molasses rushing through the neighborhood. @universalhub @HUBhistory At midday on Jan 15, 1919, the #NorthEnd was

Kristina

Hullee15

Purple is the color many may be seeing a lot lately, or will be. If not already. Here is what you may be inclined to know about purple in the

sarah

sarahcues

The whole closing of the flood wall today has me thinking about how in the 70s the city displaced an entire Black community (Fulton) bc of flooding and then 20

Kumo 🌵

GhostKumo

Today, August 6th, marks the 75th anniversary of the dropping of an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan. There is so much that can be said for this watershed moment of

Lo (they/them)

lo_the_lynx

Listening to @girlsgonecanon’s patreon ep on LA BELLE SAUVAGE earlier today I had some thoughts about sanctuary and refuge in these books that I wanted to share (spoilers LBS and

Kate

katewand

“The word mandatory kind of sets people off... because you envisage someone being held down and forcibly injected against their will,” she says. “What we mean, in our paper, is

plant mom molly

YouSweetThing

VERY IMPORTANT THING:TONIGHT, as we wait for information to come out, as we watch the news and social media with anxiety and stress, DO. NOT. TRUST. OR. SPREAD. INFORMATION. WITHOUT.

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