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MOVING BLOGS!!

im moving to @moondepths! as i said before, my new blog will be 18+ only. not that im making it an nsfw blog or anything id just prefer if minors didnt follow me. anyway see you there (or not)

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Hi I have something very important to show you

carry on

#that looks like a perfectly normal turtwig!

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give me your most controversial music opinion

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A coalition of Alaskan native tribes […] have filed a lawsuit in an effort to save America’s largest national forest by overturning one of the Trump administration’s most contentious environmental rollbacks. Protection for the Tongass national forest in Alaska, one of the world’s last intact temperate rainforests, which plays a crucial role in fighting climate change, has been gutted by a recent US government decision to overturn a two-decade ban on logging and road building.

The widely condemned rollback jeopardizes the ancestral homelands of the Tlingit, Haida and Tsimshian people, and threatens the culture and food security of many indigenous communities who rely on the Tongass […].

The decision to exempt the Tongass from the Roadless Rule, which protects millions of acres of pristine forest nationwide, came after [the president] personally intervened following a private meeting with the Alaska governor, Mike Dunleavy […]. The subsequent consultation process by the Forest Service was also mired in allegations of funding violations and bias towards the logging industry and the state of Alaska, which has long pushed for the Roadless Rule to be revoked.

Now Earthjustice and co-counsel Natural Resources Defense Council are suing the US Department of Agriculture and the Forest Service on behalf of […] more than a dozen conservation organizations and five tribes: the Organized Village of Kake; Organized Village of Saxman; Hoonah Indian Association; Klawock Cooperative Association; and Ketchikan Indian Community. […]

Stretching 16m acres over 500 miles, the Tongass is unique for its size and biodiversity, with thousands of islands, waterways, glacial fjords and green valleys flanked by rugged mountains and sprawling forests of old-growth cedar, spruce and hemlock trees. It is home to myriad species including wild Pacific salmon, brown bears, wolves, Sitka black-tailed deer and bald eagles.  […]

Exemption from the Roadless Rule leaves more than 9m acres of forest vulnerable to a new wave of clear-cutting and roadbuilding, and threatens a key buffer against climate change. […]

It could take up to a year for the federal court in Juneau to rule on the litigation, leaving the Tongass vulnerable to speculators […]. “If the judge doesn’t overturn the government decision, our way of life will be destroyed,” Joel Jackson, 64, president of the Organized Village of Kake, told the Guardian.

“The Tongass has been our home for over 10,000 years, we need to protect what we have left.”

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Headline, images, captions, and text: Nina Lakhani. “Alaskan tribes, activists and business sue to save America’s biggest national forest.” The Guardian. 23 December 2020.

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#police #antiblackness

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fashion baby

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i can’t die because im not that type of girl

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When will banksy

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stop asking me “wyd” im literally rotting in my bedroom

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i hope we get to see older kay faraday one day but for now heres what i think what she would look like

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so many songs to listen to. so many books to read. so many things to watch. so much stuff to write. i think i will sit here and decompose

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look into their soft faces and teLL me you could separate them

white ram & brown ram