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uwhe-arts · 3 days

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#wanderlust #hiking #photographers on tumblr #original photographers #uwhe-arts #alto adige #original creators #ulfas alm #explore #vertical #photography #landscape #nature #uwhearts #planet earth #waal ways

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cosmonautroger · 2 days

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#planet earth

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wide-lay · 2 days

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#elle fanning #grace helbig #marina and the diamonds #piano #ZBrush #lipstick #shitposting #dialogue #insurgent #bts icons #yua mikami #a league of their own #demi lovato #planet earth #Nyc

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whenweallvote · 2 days

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Happy Earth Day!

Our planet is our home, and voting is one way to protect it. The politicians WE elect have the power to create policies to address climate change.

There’s no time to waste. Register to vote right NOW at weall.vote/register. 🌎🗳️

#earth day #earth #planet earth #climate change #vote #voting #protect the earth #register to vote

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theofficialastronomy101 · 2 days

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Happy Earth Day Everyone

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cycles-seasons · 2 days

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#nature photography #nature #nature photographer #outdoors #photographers on tumblr #winter #mornings #nature lover #bokeh #planet earth #mother nature

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melyzard · 10 hours

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The World is Amazing, Actually (Part 11 or 12, I lost count)

It's been awhile since I made a post about how fucking rad the world actually is, and amidst all the pandemics and climate change and economic troubles, I felt the need.

So:

Today’s Wild Place (The Earth is An Alien Planet):

The Danakil Depression, Ethiopia:

The Danakil Depression is probably the closest you'll ever be able to come to standing on the surface of Venus (without the crushing atmosphere, of course). Choking sulphuric acid and chlorine gases fill the air, while acid ponds and geysers pepper the landscape.

- Daisy Dobrijevic, published July 4, 2022

(BTW scientists recently discovered microbes capable of surviving in this toxic, extremely hot environment, which means...well, even if we kick the bucket, life will continue. There's something comforting in knowing that no matter how bad we screw up...life will go on.)

Today’s Incredible Feat of Engineering (look! at what! we made!):

Ouarzazate Solar Power Station in Morocco, which has gone solar in a big way.

(Which means they are making a huge contribution to helping fight toxic pollution, noise pollution, water use, land destruction, and carbon emissions. No really, there are charts. Reducing carbon emissions charts. Reducing irresponsible land use charts. Charts! Graphs! Data samples!)

Today’s Cool Life Form (the rare, the weird, the beautiful):

The Hispaniolan Solenodon.

A very rare, nocturnal, shrew-like creature that is one of the few mammals able to produce venom. Look at him! Look at his snout! He's just a little guy! He will bite you and run away on his back legs! He's rare, and endangered, but not gone! Not gone yet, bitches!

(Bonus: 10 Fun Facts About the Solenodon)

Today’s Bizarre Mystery (no, seriously, wtf?):

The Great Unconformity.

Hey, remember the Grand Canyon? Remember how we can see the passage of time through each layer, going back hundreds of thousands of years?

Did you know that apparently, on this massive record of earth's geological history, there's a chunk of time missing? Science has some hypotheses about how and why this happens (and yes, it's been found in more than one place), but they are really only hypotheses, and no one's really sure what happened to, oh, 1.6 billion years, give or take.

Today’s Act of Humanity (yes, we are worth the effort):

After fleeing a war, Ukrainians rush to help Mississippi tornado victims.

"They made the 16-hour drive south to donate bottled water and volunteer with aid workers, buoyed by the idea that they could help a community facing a similar struggle to theirs.

“We had to leave our home,” Pavliuk told The Washington Post in Ukrainian, in an interview interpreted by Hrebenyk. “And they don’t have a place to go back, either.”"

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Today's Good News About The Future (No, It's Not Too Late and Anyone Who Says Otherwise is Selling Something):

The Saiga Antelope, a species critical to the continued survival of huge swathes of grassland, that in 2003 was down to 6% of it's population and already extinct in it's natural habitat of China and Ukraine, has rebounded back to almost 2 million strong thanks to conservation efforts.

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wgm-beautiful-world · 10 hours

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#planet earth #planeta tierra #our planet #nuestro planeta

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multimemes · 2 days

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Have some respect for our dying planet.

#funny memes #funny post #meme #memes #humor #jokes #lol #notes #pinterest memes #world #world news #planet #planet earth #solar system #galaxy #outer space #universe #astronomy

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riverphoenixislove · 3 days

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🌲🌱 Earth Day 2024 • 22/04 • 🌱🌲

“We need an extreme movement because what is happening to animals is so extreme. Some misinformed people claim that animal rights activists are terrorists, but these people are simply ignorant of who the real terrorists are - the companies and industries that torture literally billions of animals each year.”

— River Phoenix (The Animals Voice Magazine - 1989)

#River Phoenix #Earth Day #Earth Day 2024 #environmental #activism #magazine articles #planet earth #River Phoenix Quotes #River Jude Phoenix #animal rights #River said #80s #90s #press

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53v3nfrn5 · 4 months

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El Ojo ‘The Eye’ Island Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina

First discovered by Argentinian filmmaker Sergio Neuspiller in 2003, El Ojo is an uninhabited circular rotating floating island located within a slightly larger circular lake in the Paraná Delta in the Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. This island is constantly rotating on its own axis due to the flow of the river beneath it. The island was named because of its resemblance to an eye when viewed from above: as the island rotates within its surrounding circular lake, the eye appears to move.