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In the last 30 days, the average organization in this landscape has grown their audience by <0.1%. Wildlife Conservation Society grew faster than everyone else, with 0.3% growth! On average, each post in this landscape earns more than 1.71k engagements. Greenpeace is topping the charts with more than 5.25k engagements per post on their 92 posts in the last 30 days.
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🌍🚨 Still no Global Plastics Treaty. After two weeks in Geneva, governments failed again to agree on a plan to end plastic pollution. Why? Because fossil fuel and petrochemical lobbyists were EVERYWHERE pushing false solutions and blocking real progress. But millions of voices around the world are louder. We know the truth: plastic pollution starts with plastic …
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Is this you when you hear about deforestation in the Amazon? Because… same🌍💔 In 2024, the Brazilian Amazon lost 17.9 million hectares to fire — an area bigger than Bulgaria and Portugal combined. 🔥 Of that, 6.8 million hectares burned, more than twice the size of Belgium. From birds to jaguars to ancient trees, the Amazon is …
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Did you know that sea otters, in addition to being exceptionally cute, play a critical role in marine ecosystems? These fluffy animals are vital to kelp forests, ensuring the health and carbon storage abilities of these important ecosystems. Sea otters were once widespread from the waters of Baja California to Alaska to the reefs of …
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🔥Polluters like Shell are fuelling extreme heat, wildfires and floods that are causing death and destruction around the world but make you think YOU are the problem. Polluters must pay for the damage they are causing to people and planet. ✅Sign the petition in Greenpeace bio (https://act.gp/3F6Hqny) . . . #PollutersPayPact #MakePollutersPay #Greenpeace
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The Amazon river basin encompasses more than one-third of the South American continent. The river itself runs nearly half of the Earth’s diameter, from the Andes Mountains in Peru to its mouth at the Atlantic Ocean in Brazil. Two of the keystone species of the Amazon are the jaguar and the river dolphin, both of …
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Did you know that sea otters, in addition to being exceptionally cute, play a critical role in marine ecosystems? These fluffy animals are vital to kelp forests, ensuring the health and carbon storage abilities of these important ecosystems. Sea otters were once widespread from the waters of Baja California to Alaska to the reefs of …
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The Amazon river basin encompasses more than one-third of the South American continent. The river itself runs nearly half of the Earth’s diameter, from the Andes Mountains in Peru to its mouth at the Atlantic Ocean in Brazil. Two of the keystone species of the Amazon are the jaguar and the river dolphin, both of …
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How does an octopus camouflage? The spots you see are sacs of pigment under the skin. By squeezing and contracting them, the octopus can intensify specific colors while muting others, mirroring surrounding hues, or making itself stand out, depending on the situation.
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Train passengers should not have to pay a premium for choosing the greener option.
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Despite hostility toward climate science in the current administration, climate change touches nearly every facet of American life. As the recent slew of extreme weather events has proven, no one is safe from the ravages of climate change, which is why climate science will likely continue in one of the most unexpected places—the Department of …
battery storage, hope this helps :) x.com/ENERGY/status/…
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Americans want clean air and water and cheaper energy bills pic.x.com/klAXewRxEe x.com/atrupar/status…
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"Having a threatened species move back into an area for the first time in nearly 50 years is about the best grade you can get on your conservation report card." –Dale Threatt Taylor, Director for @nature_sc After 50 years, the red-cockaded woodpecker has returned to Peachtree pic.x.com/l8KTEbwJcgpic.x.com/l8KTEbwJcgpic.x.com/l8KTEbwJcg
solar and wind are saving families money while your failed policies have prices soaring, but go off I guess x.com/whitehouse/sta…
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