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ADHD bookhoarder 📚 writing about culture, climate justice and the solidarity economy 🌍 obsessed with the #JustTransition ✊🏽 musings: just-progress.com
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FIFA & the Rise of Reuse

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By Syris Valentine Verified
| Deceleration News
Seattle has a plan to address the proliferation of plastics. How can we replicate its successes in less eco-friendly cities and states? Table tent urging World Cup viewers to return their cups for future reuse. Photo: Syris Valentine.
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Geoengineering could expose plane passengers to sulphuric acid

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By Syris Valentine Verified
| New Scientist Verified
Environment A proposed technique to counter global warming by spraying sun-reflecting particles near the poles would cause commercial flights to pass through clouds of sulphuric acid, posing a danger to passengers and crew Commercial airliners could pass through clouds of sulphuric acid if solar geoengineering schemes go ahead Spraying sun-reflecting particles near the poles to counteract global warming could expose passengers on certain commercial flights to hazardous levels of sulphuric acid.
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Georgetown Steam Plant Reopens Possibilities for Duwamish Valley Community

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By Syris Valentine Verified
| South Seattle Emerald.org
Today's technology-oriented society, with its disposition to center STEM and shunt other disciplines aside, often evokes the feeling that engineering and industry exist a world apart from the arts. The Georgetown Steam Plant in South Seattle challenges that notion.
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