Scientists say there is a connection between climate change and the spread of disease, and figuring it out is the only way to develop better public health strategies. cbc.ca/1.5446356

When football clock says there’s 2 min left but it’s actually like a million hours it’s like maybe don’t even have a clock and just instead put a graphic there that says “fuck you”

lol I have no words.

ok I need this

People with flu: I feel shit. Just wanna stay in bed and do nothing People with Coronavirus: I feel shit. Just wanna go on holidays, see the world, maybe go skiing in Austria, see the Eiffel Tower, maybe some white water rafting, do the Camino de Santiago..

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Old habits die hard, spokeswoman, I totally get it. This was sent to me and I can’t stop laughing. #notouching #nojudgement #curbyourenthusiasm #whoops #corona

Corona has really made me realize.. how many corporate emails I need to unsubscribe from.

happy Saturday all you cool cat’s and kittens

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me saying my late hw I’m bored

Scientists believe the loss of natural habitats is contributing to the spread of diseases like COVID-19. cbc.ca/1.5528063 Nicole Mortillaro

We don't know who needs to hear this, but you are made of star stuff.

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According to a new study, Greenland lost a record amount of ice during an extra warm 2019, with the melt massive enough to cover California in more than 1.25 metres of water. cbc.ca/1.5693549

Salmon is definitely the baddest bitch fish in the sea

Hollywood actor Amy Adams is set to play UBC ecology professor Suzanne Simard in an upcoming feature film based on the researcher's new memoir. cbc.ca/1.6032379