Beginning to crop some of the autumn veg. Leeks, kale and small squash.

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Beginning to crop some of the autumn veg. Leeks, kale and small squash.
Davi Kopenawa, Shaman and leader of the Brazilian Yanomami.
humans, in 15 years time:
This is amazing
Brazil railway system over the years.
Though most of the time I believe trains (=carbon low public transport) to be a good thing, it is important to note that not all railways are used for public transportation.
Brazil and its Amazon are a vast source of oil, iron, soy beans, gold and more. To make the transport of these goods cheaper China is proposing a plan to build over 3.000 miles (!!) of railway through the rainforest, cutting down acient trees and threaten uncontacted tribes.
Just to cut down costs.
Grow a garden u shy grandma
Josephine Baker, Gardner, 1938
Josephine Baker tending her garden at the Chateau des Milandes, her home from 1937 to 1969
There’s a monthly art prompt on my Discord.gg/j2vP6rQ server and the prompt for this month is Rebel. I chose the idea of green graffiti and the recent Extinction Rebellion movement against environmental destruction.
More #ExtinctionRebellion art. What is the lengths humanity will go to destroy and protect nature?
HD files and art video on Patreon.com/Yuumei
More art on YuumeiArt.com
‘it is not something you can just walk away from.’
The degrowth movement wants to intentionally shrink the economy to address climate change, and create lives with less stuff, less work, and better well-being. But is it a utopian fantasy?
‘’This is how degrowthers envision the process: After a reduction in material and energy consumption, which will constrict the economy, there should also be a redistribution of existing wealth, and a transition from a materialistic society to one in which the values are based on simpler lifestyles and unpaid work and activities.’’