Destroying karst in Puerto Rico to build a shopping centre that will end up abandoned in a few yrs. Karst not only harbors the richest biodiversity in Puerto Rico, but also contains the most extensive freshwater aquifer on the island. Capitalism is a war on our natural resources

I'm attending an event to help our community get ready for fires and other disasters: Let's Eat for a Cause: Spaghetti Feed. Buy tickets here: actionnetwork.org/ticketed_event…

ANOTHER major blackout caused by extreme weather. The climate crisis is making these storms more intense and more frequent. We can’t wait for bold infrastructure investments. abcnews.go.com/US/140000-powe…

“zoning laws and racial covenants become the expression of settler colonialism to determine the use and value of land based on racial histories.” —soyica diggs colbert

Resources are available for any individual, family, organization, or Detroit business affected by the recent flooding and subsequent infrastructure failure. Priority will be given to Black Detroiters. Please DM Eastside Mutual Aid to arrange a resource pick-up or delivery. 💙♥️

A food system that is healthier for the planet, communities and workers is within our reach! Join our food system experts to learn more tomorrow night, July 29 at 8PM ET – you can register here! ➡️ fwwat.ch/3i2Qv1e

Want to know how #wildfires impact your community? Scroll through our slides that show how impacts caused by toxic industries contribute to climate impacts in low income #EJcommunities of color! Share with family and friends to build #resilienthoods! #climateresilience

We're still emitting more co2 than ever before.

#StopLine3

I think there's this idea that the rich and powerful surely don't want things to get tooo bad. But America's 650 billionaires got over $1 trillion richer during the pandemic. All change is an opportunity for profit. And climate change will be no different.

Listen, we are all to blame for the climate crisis. Some of us drive to work, some of us forget to recycle, and some of us own fossil fuel companies whose relentless exploitation of the world’s oil, gas and coal reserves can be directly linked to more than one-third of all greenh

If every person on earth just recycled, stopped using plastic straws, and drove an electric car, 100 corporations would still produce 70% of total global emissions.

AMPLIFY! NDN Collective's Self Determination Grant has $4 million in funding available for Native/Indigenous led organizations and Tribal or First Nations. We are very serious about investing in our people and communities, please help us get the word out!

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“Indigenous peoples hold 80% of earth’s biodiversity[.] We are fighting for what remains, everywhere. The earth is a relative, not a resource. My ancestors fought back, or I would not exist. I owe the next generation the same. We all do.” vogue.com/article/letter…

The ecosystems that are being destroyed by this oil spill is beyond devastating. We are already seeing the impacts of this oil spill with dead fish and birds covered in oil. The wetlands that are also getting destroyed. We must put a stop to fossil fuels.

When someone moans about $3.5 trillion spending over 10 years, perhaps remind them that the estimates for the cost of unchecked climate change top out at $551 trillion, which is more money than there is on earth at the moment.