Mark Lipson

"So why not make the misery a thousand times worse?" Dam fing monsters

So the fact that we bombed a girls elementary school, while likely using AI for targeting, is going to be a major headline story dominating American news coverage when exactly?

Don't stop talkin about the Epstein files. Pedophile in chief will be held accountable... Sincerely the radical left scum 🥰👇👇

That’s what I’m talking about

After Trump’s pardon freed him from prison, Jan. 6 rioter Andrew Paul Johnson repeatedly sexually abused two young kids.

“We were scared,” one victim testified.

Johnson tried to buy their silence - promising to share J6 restitution money.

Today, Johnson got life in prison.

@senpeterwelch.govpeeps.us @welch.senate.gov you lost my respect for lending yours to a fascist tool.

Loved this. Thanks @anamariecox.bsky.social

Brooke Rollins' panic over Land Equity Task Force report is a badge of honor.

Vonnegut was right about everything

Carbon Dioxide Overload: Why Human Blood is Becoming More Acidic This blog post and the “Deep Dive” podcast, created by NotebookLM, are based on “Carbon dioxide overload, detected in human blood, suggests a potentially toxic atmosphere within 50 years” by Larcom…

A new article shows why rising atmospheric CO2 is acidifying our blood and weakening our skeleton - the human (and animal) biological equivalent of "ocean acidification". 🌊🧪 ocean2climate.org/2026/03/01/c...

Ladies, gentlemen, and everyone in between, THIS is how you do alt text.

Please always remember Alex and Renee.

#Resist

Lazuli Bluebird on a fencepost, forest background.

Post a pic you took, no context, to bring some zen to the feed.

Kash Patel in 2023: “I’m just saying Chris Wray doesn’t need a government funded G5 jet to go to vacations. Maybe we ground that plane. $15,000 every time it takes off. Just a thought.”

Tell the California Air Resources Board to end giveaways to corporate polluters California’s flagship climate programs funneled nearly $28 billion to oil companies and biofuel suppliers from 2013 to 2024, according to a new report from The Climate Center.  Cap and Invest (formerl...

@theclimatecenter.bsky.social's new study found that #California funneled $28 billion from 2013-2024 to corporate polluters thru 2 @airresources.bsky.social programs designed to CUT #climate pollution!!

Tell the CARB to end giveaways and invest in solutions! theclimatecenter.org/fossil-fuels...

Records: Texan killed by ICE months before Minneapolis woman The involvement of federal immigration agents in the fatal shooting of Ruben Ray Martinez on South Padre Island in March had not been disclosed in initial reports.

Texan shot dead by ICE agent months before killings in Minneapolis, records show The involvement of federal immigration agents in the fatal shooting of Ruben Ray Martinez on South Padre Island in March had not been disclosed in initial reports. ...

Incredible image.

Wow that's an amazing shot. Plenty of small hail on the coast above Davenport.

Yes!

A woman holds a baby and a sign that reads "My Mom is a DREAMER" near the U.S. Capitol. The scene conveys determination and hope.

ICYMI: In 24 years, only 77 “illegals” have voted — representing 0.00000764% of total votes…

And the research comes from the far-right Heritage Foundation

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Solar panels are 95-99% recycable & so are wind turbines, despite all the haters out there.

Solarcycle — a U.S. company — will recycle 25% of ALL retired solar panels in the U.S. by 2030.

Carbon Rivers — a U.S. company — can recycle any wind turbine.

Stop the fear mongering about renewables ✊

NC5: “Criminal cases involving undocumented immigrants make up 2% of the overall crime in Tennessee — vast majority are traffic violations.”

Undocumented violent crimes = two-tenths of 1% of the overall crime in TN. Remember that as Republicans paint this as our biggest issue.

Some Like It Hothouse Unleashing Subsurface Strategic Energy Assets To Achieve Unmanageable Climate Outcomes

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ICE Raid Threatens Small Pro-Trump Town United States citizens detained by federal agents at a family event in a small Idaho city are suing the Trump administration, alleging some parents and children were zip-tied at gunpoint during an immigration raid. The raid, at La Catedral Arena in Wilder in October 2025, saw roughly 400 individuals detained when U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrived in the remote, Republican-majority community. "On October 19, I took my 3-year-old to a family-friendly event where we could eat, play, and enjoy horse races together," Juana Rodriguez, a U.S. citizen, said in a press release. "What happened turned our outing into a nightmare. My toddler was forced to witness an incredible amount of violence against people he loves and hear racial slurs about Latinos, experiences that no child should ever be exposed to. I'll never forget hearing his little voice pleading with me to give him food and water for hours on end." Why It Matters The lawsuit, filed by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Idaho, is the latest legal challenge against the Trump administration’s widespread immigration enforcement. While most of the pushback against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has come from Democrat-run cities and states that have...

ICE Raid Threatens Small Pro-Trump Town
->Newsweek | More on "ICE raid in Idaho town" at BigEarthData.ai | #IceFascism

Keep calling!

1. Vote no on the SAVE Act
2. Abolish ICE

We have received numerous credible reports of torture, killing, and inhumane treatment of detained individuals at the Camp East Montana migrant detention facility, located within Fort Bliss. #txlege

It is my fondest wish that those who have been elected to serve the people of the United States would wake the fuck up and understand the danger that the U.S. is in with RFK Jr. “leading” HHS.

It’s a multi-pronged attack on public health.

Climate risk isn't just on the farm: the hidden infrastructure under threat Climate change increasingly disrupts global supply chains through escalating extreme weather Hidden infrastructure like data centres heightens food system vulnerability significantly Outdated data centre standards fail during rising heat across many regions Climate shocks cascade across logistics networks creating widespread operational risks Climate change is wreaking havoc on global supply chains, with extreme weather hitting crop yields and threatening farmer livelihoods. The evidence is everywhere. Take the recent cocoa crisis: extreme heat and heavy rainfall have pushed West African production to historic lows, sending cocoa prices soaring and leaving chocolate companies scrambling. Or look to Indonesia, where severe floods have disrupted palm oil plantations, forcing food manufacturers to seek alternative sources. But when extreme weather hits, it’s not just fields and factories under threat. There’s hidden infrastructure integral to food production that’s rarely front-of-mind – and it’s not set up to deal with the volatility of climate change. The hidden infrastructure at the core of food business models Businesses can no longer afford to focus solely on the production stage of the supply chain when droughts, floods, and other climate shocks hit. That’s easier said than done in the middle of a supply chain crisis, of course. “The first thing...

Climate risk isn't just on the farm: the hidden infrastructure under threat
->Food Navigator | More on "Climate risk in supply chains" at BigEarthData.ai | #ClimateRisk

🌞 a @sunrisemvmt.bsky.social call for nationwide help with MN! a quick useful thing you & i can do from anywhere: make a hotel reservation at hilton in MN then cancel it 🌞

& it’s simple & it’s what they deserve & it’s funny & it’s effective

action.sunrisemovement.org/a/shutdownhi...