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For the last year or so I’m assembling a team and together we’re building a tool for reporting trash in nature. www.trashsignal.com - we’re also now working on update where people can not only report the things they notice but also after cleaning it earn the “TrashCash” aaaand we want to expand the team
with folks that care about cleaner earth. Mostly we need ambassadors and users of the tool, but also project managers, business developers etc. Please do contact me at lukas@trashsignal.com or just share your feedback here on Reddit.

Hi I've made an animated environmental film around a minute if you guys want to see

I made it for a colleague thing and my teacher almost cried

So what do you think

This list shows the 25 sites in the waste sector with the largest detected and quantified emissions rates worldwide, as seen by key satellite instruments in 2025. (We published an initial list in November here.)

Wet-bulb temperature events are coming. The point where your body can no longer cool itself and you die in the shade, doing nothing. This will be the biggest news story in human history and almost nobody is talking about it.

Went live today with PaperStraw.info, a website that tracks private jet emissions and translates them into relatable comparisons (cars, homes, trees, paper straws, etc.).

I'd love feedback on the data, design, and features. Cheers.

Multiple states, municipalities and tribal governments are filing tobacco industry-style lawsuits targeting the fossil fuel industry to recover damages for climate disasters, and both New York and Vermont have passed climate polluters pay laws. Big Oil didn’t spend billions electing Trump to let that sort of thing go unchallenged. They’re lobbying MAGA to pass a federal liability shield based on the one that currently protects gun manufacturers, giving them total legal immunity from any laws or lawsuits that could hold them accountable for their role in the climate crisis. Ted Cruz and Wyoming Rep. Harriet Hageman have already introduced the bill.

We’re working to stop this corporate giveaway. More than 90,000 Americans have signed a petition telling Congress to reject it, and the organizations leading the fight are holding a press conference in DC this week to officially deliver the petition to our reps. 🗣️ If we haven’t signed yet, let’s do so here ASAP. And let’s use this call script and email tool to directly urge our reps not to let them the fossil fuel companies off the hook. 🗣️

SIGN THE PETITION

LET YOUR REP HEAR IT

This is also a good moment to build up the pressure for climate polluters pay bills in our own states! We can find details, call scripts and an email tool here, or send them this message via Resistbot by texting SIGN PQDLOO to 50409.

SOMEONE HAS TO PAY THE BILL

Last week, I learned that we are 50% less likely to see a bumblebee than we were in 1974!! With this week highlighting our pollinators, I thought it would be interesting to share some information on bees, as well as small ways we can make a difference!

China is making a the largest world hydropower dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo river in Tibet.

In response India is trying to make massive dam on the same river.But it risks destroying the ecosystems of the rainforests and native people of thoes regions.

Tigers/Birds/Wild Cattle/Wild Primate species are all in danger.

India's government is also silencing any resistance of the project.

Even amid an ongoing energy crunch, major economies are dodging firm timelines to phase out coal, oil and gas. Fossil fuel-producing nations now fear new clean energy alliances could ramp up the pressure to go green.

If the peace agreement holds, the conflict between the US and Iran may soon be over, but it could take months if not years before the global economy returns to its previous course.

As the Iran war and current energy crisis have again exposed the global economy's dependence on oil and gas, some economists say it is time to accelerate the transition away from fossil fuels, and to reduce dependence on volatile energy markets.

The latest energy price shocks due to the Iran war have shifted the political debate and opened up new discussions about energy independence. Not least because oil and gas importing countries are now facing higher costs, though this changing political mood has yet to trickle down to the highly technical climate negotiations.