busy pegging god

minor | queer | she/her

[diosblocklist]

THEY’RE IN LOVE

[ldkmmkldfs-deactivated20220707]

Plague Girlfriends

[leave-me-colourless]

[lamignonette]

[catcrumb]

[yellowghoull]

the amount of dopamine i get when a bee lands on me is unmatched

[yellowghoull]

friendly reminder that korra is bi and u can’t erase us :)))

[replicated-archive]

my wife is struggling with her gardening and i go outside and ask is this guy bothering you and start punching the dirt

[did-you-know]

Scientists invented fabric that makes electricity from motion and sunlight. To create the fabric, researchers at Georgia Tech wove together solar cell fibers with materials that generate power from movement. It could be used in “tents, curtains, or wearable garments,” meaning we’d virtually never be without power. Source

[fridjitzu]

[scarletgoldenthorn]

Y'all are fucking idiots. Clean energy will NEVER be enough to replace the energy we have now. We’d have to tear down DOZENS of forests just to fit enough windmills and solar panels to get even a QUARTER (probably less, tbh) of the energy we can produce now.

[deniedmysign]

Yeah, sure, when they’ve already calculated that a few square miles of panels in the empty ass Arizona desert could power the whole nation. But ok, fracking and the diminishing petroleum supply is worlds better.

[inushiek]

Nevermind that windmills are often most efficient off the coast. There they take up no land, impact no trees, don’t pollute the water, and are conveniently located where winds are often strongest anyway.

And solar panels can literally be built into roofs of buildings and in empty areas like deserts. The sun strikes the Earth with the same amount of energy in an hour that our civilization uses in a year.

But yeah, it would be impossible for us to ever have enough energy from clean sources.

Durr hurr technology is bad and I would rather light shit on fire than have clean energy

[mllemusketeer]

I can also testify to the Arizona desert being empty ass. And the California desert. And the Nevada desert. 

[greaseonmymouth]

also…no forests were cleared to make space for Denmark’s windmills and yet they regularly produce so much power that it covers almost all of the country’s power needs. Oh, and then there’s the times when the windmills generate 140% of Denmark’s power needs. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/jul/10/denmark-wind-windfarm-power-exceed-electricity-demand

[aspiringwarriorlibrarian]

Friendly reminder that oil pipelines are a scam.

[blackwoolncrown]

The fact that anyone can believe a limited amount of dinosaur oil is more plentiful and efficient than moving air or fucking sunlight is proof that entire populations can be completely brainwashed.

[mckitterick]

And don’t forget wave and geothermal power.

The best place to install solar? Parking lots! Here’s the Community Mercantile in LFK:

Not only can it supply almost all the power needed for stores that build these, it also reduces ambient heating from the roasting pavement and keeps cars covered from the elements.

Everyone wins!

[solarpunkcast]

The ways we can produce sustainable, renewable energy grow by the year. There is zero reason to keep maintaining oil and natural gas industries!

[thepunkprophet]

The only reason we still use fossil fuels is that rich people are selfish.

[ladyacadementia]

The only reason we still use fossil fuels is that rich people are selfish.

[mishi-mish-mosh]

My uncle, Greg Nielson is one of the people who made fucking SOLAR PANELS into the size of GLITTER. I think I remember him saying they could go in paint, meaning you can paint CARS and BUILDINGS with them. Do you understand how much energy we could get some only a few square feet alone?

Here are some articles about them!

Brilliant 10: Greg Nielson Shrinks Solar Cells To The Size Of Glitter

Glitter-sized solar photovoltaics produce competitive results

Sandia National Laboratories scientists have developed tiny glitter-sized photovoltaic cells that could revolutionize the way solar energy i

[mishi-mish-mosh]

I would like to politely add that these glitter solar cells have been around since about 2009. So about 11 years. Just sayin.

[ithelpstodream]

Photos of women of color from the Victorian era are hard to come by.

[lissanaria-deactivated20220607]

Gosh, I love this.

[najd-social-club]

2020 I trust you bitch

[yellowghoull]

nvm

[fluffygif]

He’s so talented.

[melodioussuggestions]

sometimes you’re not gonna have support from anyone. keep going anyway. you’re strong enough to make it.

[ormundshightower]

Oh, this is silly.

[yellowghoull]

thinking about butches with a lil tummy hair

[ivannacheri-deactivated20200217]

2020 ima b sexier. this a warning sweeties

[jipmulder]