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#News: #COP16's great promise concluded in confusion. Experts pointed to a lack of leadership from #EU, China, #Canada and #Australia to arrest the #biodiversity crisis. One watershed moment was the inclusion of #indigenous representation in the UN's biodiversity process. Consensus in decision-making was weak and inadequate #ClimateActionNow #BoycottPalmOil #Boycott4Wildlife
Cop16 ends in disarray and indecision despite biodiversity breakthroughs
Conservation summit agrees to global levy on drugs from nature’s genetics, but developing nations furious at unmet funding promisesPatrick Greenfield (The Guardian)
Survey finds that most people believe in climate justice
The latest survey indicates that although most people do not understand the term “climate justice”, related beliefs appear to be widely endorsed acrossImma Perfetto (Cosmos Magazine)
The world's largest #skink species is the Solomon Islands Skink, a #lizard endemic to islands north of #Australia. They are 'Near Threatened' from #palmoil and other threats, help them to survive when you #Boycottpalmoil #Boycott4Wildlife @palmoildetect
http://palmoildetectives.com/2024/10/13/solomon-islands-skink-corucia-zebrata/
Solomon Islands skink Corucia zebrata
Imagine a creature straight out of a fantastical computer game – this could be the Solomon Islands skink Corucia zebrata , also affectionately known as the monkey-tailed skink. Their silhouet…Palm Oil Detectives
Orangutans A Conservation Legacy
Legends of Borneo: Birute’ Galdikas 50-year orangutan odysseyCivicTheatreNewcastle
I just realized I haven't shared sandstone #photos. Sandstone is fascinating and #beautiful and forms various crazy shapes. Endless possibilities for both large and small scale #photography. Photo is titled 'Among the Waves'.
#thursday #photo #landscape #landscapephotography #rock #pink #shape #nature #naturephotography #color #australia #photographie
Happy New Year!!!
This is my last shot of 2023: rainbow bee-eater in Myall Lakes NP in Eastern #Australia enjoying a cicada
#biodiversity #birdphotography #wildlife #birds #birdsofmastodon #bird #ecology #rainbow
If you live in present-day 🌏 Australia, New Zealand, 🌎 the North or South Americas, this is a good resource for finding out whose land you occupy. https://native-land.ca/
#LandBack #LandAcknowledgement #TurtleIsland #USA #Canada #Mexico #Australia #NewZealand #Aotearoa #SouthAmerica #CentralAmerica
Welcome - Native-Land.ca
Native Land is a resource to learn more about Indigenous territories, languages, lands, and ways of life. We welcome you to our site.Native-Land.ca
"Gorgeous milky way shot with a grass tree which is unique to Australia."
Stan Feldman, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
Can somebody help me understand this please: why would we ever give out carbon credits for not chopping down a forest? “Here’s a forest we shouldn’t cut down anyway. Because we’re not cutting it down, now you can burn more fossil fuels!”
NSW Liberal plan to generate carbon credits by ending logging in state forests snubbed by federal Labor
Exclusive: State ministers touted ‘significant carbon abatement’ plus benefits for threatened species and regional economiesPeter Hannam (The Guardian)
Australia must not be a dumping ground for palm oil made from slavery: The Australian Greens
The recently released Global Slavery Index reveals that Australia risks importing goods amounting to US $17.4 billion, which are suspected to be produced via forced labour. A ban of these goods fro…Palm Oil Detectives
https://palmoildetectives.com/2023/07/19/australia-must-not-be-a-dumping-ground-for-palm-oil-made-from-slavery-the-australian-greens/
Australia must not be a dumping ground for palm oil made from slavery: The Australian Greens
The recently released Global Slavery Index reveals that Australia risks importing goods amounting to US $17.4 billion, which are suspected to be produced via forced labour. A ban of these goods fro…Palm Oil Detectives
#Wikimedia #Australia (@wm_au) and the State Library of Queensland announced their First Nations Wikipedian in Residence, Bianca Valentino, to improve the representation of #FirstNations music and musicians on #Wikipedia!
https://wikimedia.org.au/wiki/Announcing_our_First_Nations_Wikipedian_In_Residence
"I’m tired of the misrepresentation, silencing narratives, & way mainstream media distorts our narrative. I’m here for all the good stuff – truth, decolonisation, cultural resurgence, ancestral connection, community & sharing deadly music!"
Announcing our First Nations Wikipedian In Residence
In partnership with Australia Council for the Arts and State Library of QueenslandWikimedia Australia
These stocky little marsupials sort of look like a cross between a baby brown bear, koala & pig. They have a pouch like other marsupials, but it’s backwards which prevents dirt from entering as they burrow.
At just over 3 ft long, they’re absolutely charming. But millions of years ago, herds of giant wombats as large as rhinoceros roamed southern #Australia. #wildlife #photography #SharedPlanet
Steam Deck:
Can't work out the logistics to ship to #Australia.
Nintendo Switch:
Ships new models to Australia almost immediately.
And don't give me the 'money' argument - a quick search shows that #ValveSoftware is worth about US$10 billion, whilst #Nintendo is worth about US$13 billion, so it's not *that* much of a difference... Our #gaming market is also larger than many of the countries the #SteamDeck is currently available in now.
https://theconversation.com/backyard-hens-eggs-contain-40-times-more-lead-on-average-than-shop-eggs-research-finds-187442
#Chickens #Australia #Food #Lead
May be of interest to @dadegroot
Backyard hens' eggs contain 40 times more lead on average than shop eggs, research finds
Lead levels in backyard hen eggs are often much higher than in eggs bought in the shops. A new study of soil lead, chickens and eggs locates the high-risk areas in our biggest cities.The Conversation
https://www.aph.gov.au/e-petitions/petition/EN4101
Shared by @dadegroot , thanks to him for spotting it!
#interoperability
Fruit has thin tough skin, spongey/crisp flesh (like a lillypilly), lots of seeds, no distinctive smell (just vegetative).
No idea of taste, since I’m not eating random red fruit found on a bush that given the spikes, is clearly designed not to be eaten.
#plant #Australia
