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A reminder to use another search engine than Google as they are replacing their search engine with Gemini tomorrow (May 26th, 2026). This means Google will no longer provide search results; it will only provide whatever Gemini feels like sharing at the time. This is censorship 101--Google will have total control over the information you see. Use search engines like Duck Duck Go, Brave, Metacrawler, or Qwant.
The official BDS accounts obviously can't say what is one of the most effective tactics against Elbit Systems: Direct Action!
Get together with your friends, set up a direct action group, and attack Elbit Systems factories and companies that work with Elbit Systems in your country!
Even though some Palestine Action groups planned their actions accepting that they would get arrested, you defintely don't have to do that! Setting things on fire often gives you a lot of time to get away, you don't have to go into a factory and film yourself smashing drones with a hammer, that's just for propaganda. Get creative! Remember that drones exist. [link]
Today we released a statement opposing the Trump Administration’s newly proposed leasing plan for offshore oil and gas drilling.
The plan would open up our backyard and the entire California coast for consideration for drilling that we and many communities have long fought.
Healthy, intact ecosystems support thriving wildlife, clean air, and stable weather—all essential for people and nature to flourish. Our ocean and our communities are better off without the threat of devastating oil spills from drilling activity lurking off of the California coast.
In the face of this challenge, our commitments remain clear:
💡Centering science in the fight against climate change. Preventing opportunities for new oil and gas development will help the U.S. limit greenhouse gas emissions, improving the health and resilience of humans and nature.
📢 Giving a voice to marine wildlife that depend on a clean, thriving ocean. On behalf of important ocean species—”NO” to offshore drilling!
🤝 Building on restoration efforts still underway after past oil spill catastrophes and keeping up the critical work to protect all of us and our communities in the future. We all have a right to a healthy ocean, and our ecosystems, coastal economy, and livelihoods depend on it.
Join our ocean action email list to stay up-to-date on this issue.
🐾From rescue to rehabilitation, from surrogacy to sanctuary… It takes a village to save a species 🦦
Meet Owin and Matti, two southern sea otters whose journeys are a true testament to the power of partnership in conservation. 🧡
Both were rescued at just 3 weeks old—Owin along Scenic Drive in Carmel by the Monterey Bay Aquarium, and Matti near Morro Strand Campground by The Marine Mammal Center. These bright, alert, and vocal pups were found alone and, after rescuers were unable to find mom in the wild, brought to the Monterey Bay Aquarium for care. They were deemed non-releasable by the US Fish and Wildlife Service when sea otter surrogacy was not an option.
Once both pups were healthy, they were cared for at Aquarium of the Pacific, which recently joined the Monterey Bay Aquarium as a key partner in otter surrogacy. These pups helped prepare resident female sea otters to be future surrogate mothers. After growing strong and healthy, Owin and Matti found their forever home together at Kansas City Zoo & Aquarium, where they now serve as ambassadors for their species.
Through swift saves, skilled support, surrogate moms, and steadfast stewardship, these sea otters found a second chance. 🦦✨
Check out these amazing organizations behind sea otter rehabilitation & ocean conservation: 🔹 Monterey Bay Aquarium – pioneers in sea otter rescue & surrogacy 🔹 The Marine Mammal Center – world’s largest marine mammal hospital 🔹 Aquarium of the Pacific – partners in sea otter care & surrogacy 🔹 Kansas City Zoo & Aquarium – conservation partner and ocean ambassadors
Together, we're giving sea otters like Owin and Matti a future.
Seafood Watch Popular Seafood Guide
🥁 Drumroll, please…
🎉 Introducing our new Seafood Watch Popular Seafood Guide—making ocean-friendly seafood choices easier than ever!
🐟 From cod and crab to shrimp and tuna—this new guide includes the seafood you're most likely to see at restaurants and stores with easy-to-follow tips on:
✔️ What to choose
❗ What to avoid
↪️ Swaps for red-rated seafood
👆 Scroll to sea the full Popular Seafood Guide and be sure to save this post for future use! You can also learn more on the Seafood Watch website.
#Popular Seafood Guide #Eas yBreezy Seafood Choices #Sustainable Seafood #Seafood Watch #Monterey Bay Aquarium
well at least i don’t have kids
Hot, messy and queer normative--Spitfire is a story for people who want to see bodies and brains like theirs in high fantasy romance.
If you like yearning, spicy sex scenes that leave the awkward bits in, and romance featuring fat and neurodivergent characters, this is your book.
Spitfire is the first of four books about a somber prince, his shape-shifting dragon and their future queen. Unabashedly queer, it initially
This is the most painfully accurate thing I’ve seen all day.
Thank god it's femslash! This week, Emily and V discuss the absolutely pie-in-the-sky delightful FaberryCon, a long-running convention dedicated to Quinn Fabray/Rachel Berry in the Glee fandom, a noncanonical femslash ship. Then, even more delightfully, after the end of Glee, the conventioneers transformed the experience into @tgifemslash, a multi-fandom, ship-neutral, femslash convention OF DREAMS that is still ongoing! We take a look at the absolute pinnacle of con panel planning, cute vidshows, and why a small, niche audience is almost always better than trying to please everyone. Have you ever been to, or hosted, a ship-centric con? Let us know on our Tumblr!
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They carry their pups on their chests and form rafts to stay safe and warm as they drift together on chilly, choppy waters. 🦦
We love all the adorable and unique ways southern sea otters rely on each other to stay afloat.
Like otters, love and community keep us afloat too—today and every day. Whether it’s your otter half or that group chat with the weird name, share this post with the pawsome people who buoy your spirits!
turtle duck on bread. he is sitting :0
Atla-fauna appreciation post
I just love them all.
(This post has no point. I just want a collection of ATLA animals on my blog…)
"No More Hotels"
Graffiti seen around Aruba in the Caribbean, denouncing the overconstruction of hotels and the extreme land loss the Indigenous people of the Island are facing.
the catholic old white guy asked me to explain lgbtq+ to him and it was honestly kind of funny
“okay! you have 15 seconds to explain non-binary to me if there are only male and female genders”
me: if you lost your genitals would you still feel like a man?
“no”
would you feel like a woman?
“no?”
so you wouldn’t feel male or female
“yeah what’s your point?”
So, you wouldn’t fit into the gender binary of male or female? :)
him:
“so non-binary just means not feeling male or female?”
Yeah basically
“so why do they use “they” so much”?
if you were a woman would you want to be called a man?
“no…”
And the opposite?
“no…”
Why why would you want someone to call you male or female if you’re not male or female then?”
it’s not a perfect way of thinking but i had 15 seconds and i think it got the point across
if someone challenges you to break through a wall within fifteen seconds, you use a wrecking ball, not precision tools. I think you did marvelously.
If the job needs doing, the people doing it deserve to live well.
"But minimum wage fast-food jobs are for teenagers! They don't need $20/hour!" Ok. So you're only going to get fast food after 2/3 pm, when those teens are out of school, and not before 6/7 pm, so they can go home and eat at the bare minimum? You don't mind if they're closed on the weekends so they have free time for studying, homework, and relaxing? No? You don't like that? Then pay the ADULTS doing those jobs enough to live.
"But janitors-!" Without them you would be swimming in filth within days, don't even start. Have trouble keeping your house or just the bathroom clean? Scale that up to a whole building, and after you've processed that, pay them.
"But-!" Do you benefit from them doing that job? Would you be inconvenienced if that job disappeared? THEN PAY THEM WELL FOR IT AND BE GRATEFUL ITS NOT YOU
The work isn't worth less just because a teenager is doing it. Aside from that, teenagers should also be paid a living wage, because, you know, teenagers also deserve to live and not all of them have access to a safe place to stay.
"Teenagers don't need $20 an hour!" A lot of them do. Start thinking of them as people and stop looking down on them.
