Climate change

A killer whale is now changing the sympathetic hearts of scientist to be that of gratitude after she is certified to be pregnant.

Tehlaquah was the very famoulsy attached Orca that once carried her dead new-born calf for 17 days due to the difficulty in letting go back in 2018. Her heart breaking story made her famous amongst the scientist, and they looked out for her recovery which is now happening in 2020, after she is said to be with another child.

They are keeping their fingers crossed, and hoping that this time she gets to carry her offspring to full term and have a safe delivery, as she is said to be one emotional killer whale. Good luck out there J35..

The impact used to be in the TV and yet we still managed to find fishes to eat. But now that the impact has gotten to the actual reality, how do we go from getting all the fishes we need to feed and survive, to getting plastics that we created by own hands, and is now coming to get to us. This is sad, dangerous, and scary.

Reposted from @lewishamilton – It saddens me deeply to know that over 1 billion animals in Australia died a painful death, no way out, not their fault. My love of animals is no secret and I can’t help but grieve for the defenceless animals thought to have died so far, pushing certain species closer to extinction. I’m lucky enough to visit Australia often and I know first-hand how beautiful the country is. Keep fighting Australia. I’ve spent some time speaking to people in Australia who are working at the heart of this and I’m filled with admiration for everything they are doing.

I implore you to join me in thinking about the impact we are having on our planet. Let’s work together to make small changes, and encourage our family and friends to do the same, so we can help shift the direction we’re going in.

I’m donating $500K to support @wireswildliferescue @wwf_australia and the Rural Fire Services. If you are able and haven’t already, you can donate too. Every little helps.

Animals:
@wireswildliferescue
@wwf_australia

Rural Fire Services:
@nswrfs
@cfavic
@rfbaq
@dfes_wa
@cfsfoundation

TasmanianFireServicePrayingForAustralia – #regrann

from @lewishamilton – Focus on what you love doing. Set your sights and dreams high. Don’t ever let somebody tell you you can’t or you’re not good enough. You need to believe (if you really aren’t good at it then you need to be realistic too) nobody can do it for you, only help along the way but you are going to have to do the heavy lifting! Let’s set our sights higher for 2020, never backing down! I believe in you and so should you! #letsgo #believeinyourself

Reposted from @lewishamilton (@get_regrann) – Surfing into the new year, one of my favourite things to do. There is much to do, so much to see. Much work is ahead of us but I try to set my sights high on things which most people would say are impossible, envision it and work to manifest them. What are YOU going to do to make the difference for you this year? #believeinyourself – #regrann

Isn’t he God? And is there anything he can’t do? Well we are grateful for his change of heart, pity in humanity, and gift of rain.

Reposted from @nowspacetime – Nearly 200 fires are still burning across the entire country of Australia, with smoke spreading across thousands of miles — affecting places as far as New Zealand, where ash has turned glaciers yellow.

More than 15 million acres of land has been scorched — 7x the 2019 Amazon fires and 3x the 2018 California fires. The death toll has climbed to at least 24 people and more than 1,200 homes have been destroyed.

It’s estimated that 8000 koalas (one third of the koala population in New South Wales) have been killed –– a figure that is feared to be even higher as the fires continue. Due to their slow movement, koalas are more at risk as they’re unable to escape the flames.

These are the devastating effects of anthropogenic climate change. This is the slaughter of life, the destruction of nature and the loss of hope. Let’s make 2020 the year that we stand up for the climate. It’s time to speak up for the voiceless and take action for what is right.

Thankfully, conditions are beginning to ease as firefighters are gaining control over several dangerous fires. The awareness shared through social media has helped raise tens of millions of dollars, money which will help aid first responders and animal rescuers to do all they can to put an end to this nightmare.

Links to donate:
www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/volunteer/support-your-local-brigade
www.cfa.vic.gov.au
www.givit.org.au
www.cfsfoundation.org.au
www.redcross.org.au
www.koalahospital.org.au

Follow for more @nowspacetime🌌

Photos by @anthony_hearseynowspacetime – #regrann

Following the Australian fires the country world has been so heartbroken about, The one and only Thor has something to say about his Homeland while she battles to protect what’s left of her rich land of nature while nature ravages her.

from @chrishemsworth – Hi everyone. Like you, I want to support the fight against the bushfires here in Australia. My family and I are contributing a million dollars. Hopefully you guys can chip in too. Every penny counts so whatever you can muster up is greatly appreciated. In my bio I’ve added links to support the fire fighters, organisations and charities who are working flat out to provide support and relief during this devastating and challenging time. Beyond appreciative to everyone around the world for their well wishes and donations. It really does make a difference, so dig deep! Love ya. – #regrann

The horror of the Australia fires is spreading like it’s name implies. With the destruction yet unaccertained and still counting, the world is just now coming to terms with the extent of ruin this fire must now have caused in the motherland of life itself.

Actress and wife to Keith Urban Nicole kidman, yesterday revealed that she is now donating to the rural fire service the whopping sum of half a million dollars, to encourage their will and power with the right equipment and protection suitable for nature’s horror. Thank you Nicole, and the rest if you people who have decided to help out.

The Climate change hero is still in and running for the course. The teenager is saying it like it is, and she is gaining access to every part of the world to push for the climate change awareness that she is so passionate about.

Right in this, she was see visiting the Marine Mammal Interpretation Centre in Québec, watching whales. She is doing just wnat she what’s and the good part of it all is that she is very good at what she does. Holding/joining each country every Friday for their climate change awareness protests. You go girl.

Reposted from @gretathunberg (@get_regrann) – Visiting the Marine Mammal Interpretation Centre in beautiful Tadoussac, Québec, and watching whales – especially belugas! Thank you for your hospitality and the work you do! – #regrann

Reposted from @thejeanniemai  – If you’re concerned (sometimes like me, overwhelmed) by the potential impacts behind climate change, check out @Xprize, the Olympics behind solving global problems. Where anyone, at any age, can contribute sick ideas and collab with the greatest minds of our time to create solutions backed by millions of prize dollars 🙌 Attending #Xprize today was exhilarating …follow & peep Xprize.org to get involved with me 💚🌍💚

Reposted from @gretathunberg (@get_regrann) – ‪Yesterday I received the key to the city of Montréal by the mayor @val_plante . I am incredibly honoured by this, and so thankful for the reception I’ve been given here in Québec!‬ – #regrann

Reposted from @gretathunberg (@get_regrann) – Early numbers confirm at least 7 million people participated in the #weekforfuture climate strikes this and last Friday!! That is unbelievable!! Thank you everyone who joined the climate strikes, and especially to the local organisers! The #weekforfuture is one of the biggest global demonstrations in history!! This is just the beginning! #climatestrike #fridaysforfuture #schoolstrike4climate
(Photo from Rome yesterday) – #regrann

Reposted from @gretathunberg (@get_regrann) – The #climateweek continues! The preliminary numbers say 170’000 people – mostly school children – are striking today in New Zealand!! That is 3,5% of the entire NZ population…THIS is Wellington! Please share all the pictures you see as the strikes move west over Asia to Africa and Europe!! Happy striking!! #climatestrike #fridaysforfuture – #regrann

Reposted from @gretathunberg (@get_regrann) – Tomorrow the global climate strike continues!! People all around the world will march together again. I’ll join the strike in Montreal.
170 countries and 6631 events so far. #weekforfuture
Find your closest strike or register your own at fridaysforfuture.org or local websites.
Spread the word!
#FridaysForFuture #ClimateStrike #schoolstrike4climate
(Picture from last Friday in London.) – #regrann

Reposted from @gretathunberg (@get_regrann) – Incredible pictures from the #climatestrike around the world! Millions are marching today again!! THIS is Torino, Italy!!

#fridaysforfuture – #regrann

Reposted from @gretathunberg (@get_regrann) – ‪500’000 in Montréal. Change is coming!! #ClimateStrike #FridayForFuture #klimatstrejk ‬ – #regrann

A Swedish teenage by the name  GretaThunberg is now the new face of climate change from Sweden is sending the message to the heart of mankind as the urgency of intensifies. According to #guardian, Greta Thunberg skipped school last August to organize the protest alone outside of the Swedish Parliament in Stockholm for urgent climate reaction.

In just 13 months, she has become the figurehead of a global movement that has pushed the crisis to the top of the news agenda and inspired millions to take to the streets.

These are five of the key speeches that helped spark the #climatestrike movement.

from @shailenewoodley – #Repost @malialia

tell me.

where did all the koa trees go?

where did the groves of warriors run to?

were they burned and cut down

were they sold and turned into paper?

were they written on and disguised as law?

tell me where did the kanaka go?

did they retreat into the mountains to reside on slopes?

did they get pushed away, forced to travel on foot when they only knew how to float?

did they get pushed down into the dirt where the koa trees once stood?

and did the koa and the kanaka melt together to hold each other through remembering how to be a warrior and a human and a poem.

#protectmaunakea

Contrary to what the world may have thought, Brazil is not infact going to desperately and freely accepted the money you all have contributed to help then save the Amazon from further incineration by wildfire. 

The Country thoughtful and considerate along side preserving  enough to be housing the world’s largest vegetation is faces with one of the most horrific event of their lives and they are rejecting H elp from the eodld intackling it? That’s true people, Brazil has expressed its intent to reject the £16m offered by world leaders to help tackle the wildfires engulfing the Amazon, claiming it should be spent on reforesting Europe rather than ‘colonialist practises’. The aid was agreed during emergency climate talks at the G7 summit over the weekend in a session that was skipped by Donald Trump.

Environmental groups dismissed the sum – equivalent to just £2.3m per G7 country – as ‘chump change’ that failed to address the causes of the fires.

Satellite data has recorded more than 41,000 fires in the Amazon region so far this year – more than half of those happened this month alone. So the Area being under such scrutiny by both the good and the bad, is now being suggested by its owners, to be replicated in one of the other sides of the world.

This is because the world needs balance between the poison and filters and this clearly can no longer be a task left only for the weakened and exhausted Amazon. Even though some believe that the fire was not entirely a natural disaster, as the region is trying to send a message across to the world. We have heard thag message and we will do our best. For the 3rd world countries, our natural environment is still intact, unlike the G7 Countries. #justsaying

Via: Guardian