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Bar chart of the top ten wettest Septembers in Fairbanks between 1905 and 2026 with this year highlighted as the second wettest.
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What the official accommodation platform tells us about the cost, distance and visible availability of staying in Antalya for climate COP31
Séminaire DIAL jeudi 1 octobre de 12h30 à 13h45
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#TravelTuesday: It's not just from Farm to Fork at our partner's in South Africa! Here is world-class fine dining of delicious delicacies for guests' delectation: Wine tasting flight of several glasses- sparkling, rosé, white and red - paired with plated gourmet tasting courses (fried shrimp, seared beef and a mini dessert) arranged on a wooden table for a wine-and-food pairing experience. #IDAFLW #StopFoodWaste #SaveFood #FLWDay #StopFoodLossWaste
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In this essay, we approach the method of cross-contextualization as both an actors’ category and as an analytic approach for historians interested in the construction of long-term or large-scale environmental knowledge. While we both use cross-contextualization as it was originally conceived as a method to tell global histories of science by reading together sources not obviously in conversation, we also deal with actors who themselves are doing historical work by historicizing global climates across different contexts. To do so, these actors, too, have learned to read sources at a distance from their obvious audiences, thereby expanding what it is possible to say about the broad and nebulous category of global environment. We think through two areas of research: the construction of climate knowledge in nineteenth-century Egypt, from Anna, and the use of climate proxies in the twentieth-century technoscience, from Amelia.
🇦🇺 AUSTRALIA NEWS 🧵🏛️ The Australian Coalition’s climate policy is taking a sharp turn—promising
Alethekanon Psochic Hegemony Assessment Graph for Germany is building a digital Noah’s Ark for US climate data
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Fetal Aliens Yet Alvin Lawson has pointed out how alien abduction stories are replete with perinatal elements: passing through walls, umbilical beams of connection to the “mother ship” — the placenta — either fetal-looking aliens or aliens whose eyes are most prominent and the lower parts of their faces undistinguished — similar to the way a newborn might see an obstetrician wearing a medical mask. Then of course there are the elements of being medically probed, measured, samples taken from one, and being swooshed from one place to another with no say on one’s part — all remarkably like the experience of a newborn, right out of the womb.1 Pretty Much While I do not think that the “alien abduction” phenomenon is just derivative of birth, as Lawson does, I do believe that we perceive these events through a veil of birth trauma, the likes of which the world has never known. My position is explained in the article, “Alien Abductors: Angelic Midwives or Hounds From Hell?“ MICHAEL ADZEMA Page 44
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