SusieM
@grannysgreenhouse.bsky.social
Older activist, concerned about the way humans are trashing the earth. Hopeful that we have the wisdom and creativity to make the changes to save ecosystems, earth's beauty and all species of life including our own. Work in mental health.
Reposted by SusieM
We think the climate crisis in terms of extreme weather events & melting glaciers.
What we should be worried about is the collapse of countless microorganisms & insects—the foundation of our very existence.
If they go, there will be no weathering this. And many are already going extinct.
What we should be worried about is the collapse of countless microorganisms & insects—the foundation of our very existence.
If they go, there will be no weathering this. And many are already going extinct.
June 19, 2025 at 8:27 PM
We think the climate crisis in terms of extreme weather events & melting glaciers.
What we should be worried about is the collapse of countless microorganisms & insects—the foundation of our very existence.
If they go, there will be no weathering this. And many are already going extinct.
What we should be worried about is the collapse of countless microorganisms & insects—the foundation of our very existence.
If they go, there will be no weathering this. And many are already going extinct.
Reposted by SusieM
Worse yet, even we aren't seeing the whole picture, let alone communicating it. We think of the climate crisis in terms of extreme weather events & melting glaciers.
What we should be worried about is the collapse of countless species that make up the foundation of our very existence—It has begun.
What we should be worried about is the collapse of countless species that make up the foundation of our very existence—It has begun.
People still think the alternative to an energy transition is the status quo—continued prosperity.
It's not. The alternative to urgent action is ecological collapse. In our lifetime.
The Climate Crisis is less about weather events & rising oceans than it is about a failing biosphere.
It's not. The alternative to urgent action is ecological collapse. In our lifetime.
The Climate Crisis is less about weather events & rising oceans than it is about a failing biosphere.
‘Half the tree of life’: ecologists’ horror as nature reserves are emptied of insects
A new point in history has been reached, entomologists say, as climate-led species’ collapse moves up the food chain even in supposedly protected regions free of pesticides
www.theguardian.com
June 19, 2025 at 2:55 PM
Worse yet, even we aren't seeing the whole picture, let alone communicating it. We think of the climate crisis in terms of extreme weather events & melting glaciers.
What we should be worried about is the collapse of countless species that make up the foundation of our very existence—It has begun.
What we should be worried about is the collapse of countless species that make up the foundation of our very existence—It has begun.
And only one woman? Why? And the one chosen not young and definitely not fit or able to represent the views of most young women.
Contemptible behaviour by the BBC however we know exactly what to expect of QT - bias, spin and a presenter who is an embarrassment to serious journalism.
BBC do better.
Contemptible behaviour by the BBC however we know exactly what to expect of QT - bias, spin and a presenter who is an embarrassment to serious journalism.
BBC do better.
June 19, 2025 at 1:43 PM
And only one woman? Why? And the one chosen not young and definitely not fit or able to represent the views of most young women.
Contemptible behaviour by the BBC however we know exactly what to expect of QT - bias, spin and a presenter who is an embarrassment to serious journalism.
BBC do better.
Contemptible behaviour by the BBC however we know exactly what to expect of QT - bias, spin and a presenter who is an embarrassment to serious journalism.
BBC do better.