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I love this solution! The crows leave the crops alone, and dont get hurt!

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Bird positivity! Please don’t hide parts of your self away - you are not too much

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“Is it possible to turn things around by 2050? The answer is absolutely yes,” says Kai Chan, a professor at the Institute for Resources, Environment and Sustainability at the University of British Columbia.

Many scientists have been telling us how the world will look like, if we don’t act now. However, others, like Chan, are tracking what success might look like.

They are not simply day-dreamers either. They aren’t being too optimistic. They are putting together road maps for how to safely get to the planet envisioned in the 2015 Paris Agreement, where temperatures hold at 1.5 degrees Celsius higher than before we started burning fossil fuels, this article from July states.

“Three decades is enough to do a lot of important things. In the next few years—if we get started on them—they will pay dividends in the coming decades,” says Chan, the lead author of the chapter on achieving a sustainable future in a recent UN report that predicted the possible extinction of a million species.

Making these changes won’t mean years of being poor, cold and hungry before things get comfortable again, the scientists insist. They say that if we start acting seriously NOW, we stand a decent chance of transforming society without huge disruption. 

No doubt, it will take a massive switch in society’s energy use. But without us noticing, that’s already happening. Not fast enough, maybe, but it is. Solar panels and offshore wind power plummet in price.  Iceland and Paraguay have stripped the carbon from their grids, according to a new energy outlook report from Bloomberg. Europe is on track to be 90 per cent carbon-free by 2040. And Ottawa says that Canada is already at 81 per cent, thanks to hydro, nuclear, wind and solar. 

Decarbonizing the whole economy is within grasp. We can do this.

“If we have five years of really sustained efforts, making sure we reorient our businesses and our governments toward sustainability, then from that point on, this transition will seem quite seamless. Because it will just be this gradual reshaping of options,” Chan says, adding: “All these things seem very natural when the system is changing around you.”

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It really confuses me how this is a bird

But this is also a bird

But this is a bird, too

and also this

People are always talking about cats like “wtf even are cats” and “how are cats real”

but we should really be talking about birds. 

Wtf are birds?

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the black-headed jay is a corvid found in asia, and is very similar in appearance and behavior to its close relative, the eurasian jay. however, the black-headed jay has slightly different coloration in addition to its namesake black head. the black-headed jay feeds on a variety of plant and animal material, and nests in open areas where there is visible ground as opposed to dense forest.

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Yeeees!!! Beautiful birds! I love them!

✨✨Baby Corvid appreciation post ✨✨

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A Bit More Effort 3I7522 by Daniel D'Auria Via Flickr: Some of the guttural calls of the raven take a bit more effort than others. Some even require lifting and folding of wings and bellowing of chest. As it sat atop a snow-covered boulder, its song rang out across and open valley in Yellowstone echoing in the distance.

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found the next spiderman

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I still make art. 

Raptor Garden Bloom. Available on Society6

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I agree!

Welcome dudes https://ift.tt/2QYivsG

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The huskys like: "what is this tiny creature?"

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what people think is hard about writing: describing the joy, love, beauty, grief, loss and hope that form the richness of human experience

what is actually hard about writing: describing basic actions such as turning, leaning over, reclining, gesturing, saying something in a quiet voice, breathing, getting up from chairs, and walking across rooms

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Beautiful lynx and it’s family 

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Playtime for Kian though Kora isn’t having a bar of it, Wild Cat Conservation Centre

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The truth is, sometimes you will hurt people. Sometimes, you will hurt people, and then life will move on, and you won’t have any way to apologize, or make up for it. But, your past mistakes do not define who you are now. You are allowed to move on without guilt haunting you over things you might have done years ago. You are allowed to come to terms with the things you did that were wrong, to change, and to grow from those experiences; you will never be stuck in one spot if you will yourself to own up to it, pull yourself up, and start again.

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Our Planet | Forests | FULL EPISODE | Netflix (African wild dogs)