Contamination is the biggest threat to the recycling system. It adds cost, lowers quality, slows the process, and can lead to worker injuries. Here are 12 things you should never put into your recycling bin, dumpster, or chute 🧵:

Every city should have a connected network of slow + no car streets. 🎥 Mark Wagenbuur Dutch Cycling Embassy

This map shows the distance of 120 international airports to their respective downtowns. Boston is the fastest in the world, with Tokyo (NRT) and Ontario (ONT) being the longest. What stands out to you?

According to our projections, we expect to be able to clean the entire Great Pacific Garbage Patch (containing 100,000,000kg of plastic) using ten systems based on System 03.

Be skeptical of any research that shows the health risks / benefits of a behavior that can also be correlated to wealth. Is quinoa good for you? Or do rich people get better healthcare?

Predicting the future is hard work. In 1983, most people were betting that the home computer was a passing fad. MIT Professor Michael Dertouzos was on NBC’s Today Show, trying to convince people that the home computer is here to stay in 1983.

NO. 64-69 diddukewin.com

it's almost like he didn't read the thesis statement at all. he's basically saying service providers should do more than just avoid legal liability.

My god. Barack Obama has gone full MAGA, just like Elon Musk!

You: There’s no ChatGPT use case in healthcare Docs: Watch this 👇

we’re fucked 😂😂

It's happening! HT Cody Moser

In 1977, media prophet Marshall McLuhan discussed CIA and FBI surveillance, and then turned it into one of the most mind-bending riffs on identity in the digital age I've ever heard.

Outkast is everlasting 🛸

dude I’m totally down to ban cars don’t threaten me with a good time

Spent much of my shift tonight translating winter weather graphics into Spanish. Well the racist comments and bigotry got so bad I had to make this PSA about how we won’t tolerate any of that on our page. Just sad. So much hate 😡 #nws #peoplesuck #inwx

In 1974, author Ray Bradbury was asked, “What is space travel going to do for man?” In response, he gave the most mystical, mind-blowing, and strangely moving answer I could have imagined.

looks like a little bitch to me