Maybe, but are they getting bored?

Beautiful. Eyes leaking 💞

OMG!!! I’ve been praying for this for two decades! Come on, Spain, keep the streak going! 😻

I live in England and my dad has diagnosed 2 months ago. Afew weeks ago he started the medication that will hopefully slow it down. A cruel disease

That’s incredible OP! I’m so sorry for your loss, but I hope you continue to live and thrive. You deserve it

Escaping generational poverty is great - well done, you!

This makes my heart smile super big❣💖🍁 as a proud Canadian!

Woo hoo! Now if we can get pads and tampons to people who can’t get them and also maybe idk, stop charging and taxing so much for a necessary product?

My brain wants to take that to literally and now I'm picturing whales happily swimming through the Californian soil

This is outdated. There is already a malaria vaccine approved and being deployed. 18 million doses will be distributed between 2023 and 2025 in African countries. It is not available for tourists as they are not the priority public.

I agree with the message about unrelenting negativity. At some point, if it's all you hear, your spirit really does just give up. But when I hear about small victories (like those about poverty, education, pandas, Iberian lynxes, grey whales, etc.) I think that "hey! Maybe the little that I can do really does make a difference!" And then I have the motivation to soldier on.

I am from Oroville. They had a great snow pack this year so it did fill and looks great but a few years ago it was in danger of overflowing due to too much rain for a prolonged time which would have sent 300,000 cubic feet a minute spilling over the mile long dam. I doubt they will risk keeping it full for long. (It is a dammed lake with a mile long earth-filled dam, which was a record holder for many years)

as long as we stop getting called “snowflakes” for it, i think we’re doing the most amount of trauma healing out of all!!

Honestly medical advancements are some of the most mind-blowing on this list. There are plenty of surgeries and procedures and whatnot that are still dangerous, but there is sooooo much that is like 99% safer now than it was 100 years ago.

what????? i’m now obsessed with this fact, trying to find articles

My parents' generation didn't talk about it at all

And yet the varroa mite is now poised to wipe out Australia's honeybees. This will largely kill off the amateur honey industry, dramatically increase the cost of bee-keeping and reduce the availability of bees for commercial users such as farmers. Food production will diminish and increase the cost of food.

Ambulance company? The term itself just doesn't make sense to me as a Canadian. I imagine Europeans and people from lots of other places around the world probably feel the same. Where I live, there are paramedics. They work for the Paramedic Service, which is run by the municipal government, same as police and the fire department. There is no private ambulance service. You just call for an ambulance, and the city sends them like they would any other emergency service. There is still a nominal fee. The last time I needed an ambulance I was charged $40.

SOURCE ??? Fission reactors produce radioactive isotopes. Fusion reactors do produce helium. They also produce tritium which is a radioactive isotope but has a much shorter half life. Except no one has made a commercial viable fusion reactor yet. Possibly you are talking about one of the newer thorium reactors? which also produce radioactive isotopes but they claim most of the byproduct is isotopes with shorter half lives. -- If there is any truth to the claim above I would appreciate a source link. I worked in pressurized water reactors that used enriched U-235 and am not as familiar with some of the newer designs.

A big thanks to Jimmy and Rosalyn Carter for contributions to help with the eradication

👍👏 About time! More education and prevention benefits everyone!

I believe they are talking about this: https://www.rechargenews.com/energy-transition/-we-will-produce-carbon-negative-green-hydrogen-from-non-recyclable-waste-at-zero-or-below-zero-cost-/2-1-1162744

I didn't know they even had jobs! 🤣

Like sinking rich guys' boats? 🤣

Biting rudders off yachts?

and still making music from paper flotsam - orca-straws

Yeah.. too bad the windmills are apparently killing them... they're driving them crazy & allegedly committing suicide. There is no scientific evidence of this. But trump said it. Sooo... it MUST be true/s

Im sorry, I know this is good, but I hate dolphins. I mean I hate them. There are many reasons, but really I just have personal beef with them (for no reason, I just do). #dolphinhateclub (Edit: if you are curious about why please ask I wanna rant about dolphins😭)

What???

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Killing whales is good?

Orcas what are u doing???

Huh?

I dislike orca’s. They are really the a******s of the sea. They don’t only prey on potential food, they play with them A LOT before deciding to kill them. Kill for fun. Always in groups.

And a lot of people are growing some of their own food! Whether it's a backyard garden or a tomato plant in a container. It's beautiful. All of it.

Ditto for the Wollemi pine in Australia. Back in 1995 there were only a dozen or so plants in existence. Now more than 1500 people in 31 countries are growing it from cuttings, and the price is under $120. Another success back from extinction is the Lord Howe Island stick insect. Formerly believed to be extinct. Now there are thousands and as a pet it can be bought for under $15.

Yay about your depression!

Age reversing technology is weird.

Yes. In every country around the world for which there is even partly reliable data, the birth rate is declining. Not just in Europe, the Americas, China, Russia, India and Pakistan, but throughout Africa as well.

...not that we can understand them, of course.

Yes. Carbon monoxide in the atmosphere is declining everywhere. Ditto oxides of nitrogen, photochemical smog, soot from diesel trucks, acid rain, volatile organic carbon. All of these are declining in the atmosphere. In the oceans and rivers, there's less chemical pollution of all kinds, and less discharge of hot water. Runoff of fertilizer from farms is down to 50% of the peak value. People can now fish and farm oysters in harbours that used to be heavily polluted. And, most impressive of all, cities are no longer full of the foul smells they used to produce 40 years ago. And the Great Barrier Reef is the healthiest it's ever been since records began.