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Growing avocados from seeds. Kitchen window view.

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I need a front yard garden ASAP. They’re so fucking pretty. Let me be cute and feed my neighbors.

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Mango Habanero Cauliflower Wings (Vegan & Gluten-Free)

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Here’s a quick and comprehensive video of how I made paper 📝

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Excerpt from this story from USA Today:

The Fort Yuma Quechan Tribe has won for a third time in its battle against gold mining on its sacred lands.

The Imperial County, California, Board of Supervisors voted March 19 to deny the Oro Cruz exploratory gold mining project in the Cargo Muchacho Mountains, about 35 miles north of Yuma. The project was proposed by Canadian mining company Southern Empire Resources, known as SMP, on land that had been previously mined.

The Oro Cruz project area is within the Picacho Area of Critical Environmental Concern, which encompasses 183,970 acres of public land and contains important cultural resources and historic properties, including the Tumco historic gold mining district.

The area also serves as a critical habitat for desert tortoises and a movement corridor for wildlife species, including bighorn sheep and mule deer.

In August 2023, the BLM approved the gold mining exploratory drilling project — which included reclaiming the lands disturbed by drilling holes in the project's 20-acre footprint — over the tribe's objections. According to a new release from the tribe, the county has jurisdiction over the reclamation planning process.

The county originally voted to approve the project, but Quechan appealed that decision. The March 19 vote upheld the tribe's appeal.

In addition to the tribe's continued statements that any development in the area would damage cultural resources, questions about where the source of water needed for the drilling and the restoration process were raised by the Center for Biological Diversity.

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This is Sumaiya Abo Nada, before October 7 she was a voice actress as well as the CEO and founder of her own Awsal Company for Voiceover, but now she finds her dreams destroyed by the Israeli occupation and needs your help.

From her GoFundMe:

"Here in Gaza, our hopes are shattered, and our future vanishes with the occupation's rockets. We lose loved ones, we are displaced from our homes, we stumble and scatter on the streets, and we have no idea how long this will last.

I urge you to support us in living a happy life, as all youngsters and children around the world do. We appeal to you to support us in acquiring medicine, water, food, and the ability to travel and move on with our lives."

Please consider sharing her story and donating to help her family survive this genocide. You can find her on TikTok and Instagram, and I even found her company's web page.

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Vegan Mochi Matcha Milkshake

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Vegan Fire Noodles (Inspired by the Korean Samyang Chicken Flavor Ramen Noodles)

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Vegan Korean Perilla Leaf Pancakes

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heads up to americans: the federal government is suspending the free covid test program on Friday, March 8th, so if you haven’t already gotten two orders of 4 at-home tests, now’s the time to do it

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The agriculture sector has spent millions of dollars on discrediting plant-based diets, a new report has claimed.

The report, published by the consumer advocacy organisation Freedom Food Alliance on Thursday (29 February), found that multinational meat companies and lobby groups were using industry-funded research, public ad campaigns and educational materials to sway public opinion on meat and dairy.

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Here’s another fundraiser I can vouch for. It’s run by a friend of my sister’s. It’s for a family of 9, including elders with chronic conditions who can’t access healthcare. Please share widely across social media platforms 🖤