Dylan Baddour
@DylanBaddour
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Guy in Texas and sometimes other places
Caldwell County, Texas
Joined September 2013
The genocide is still ongoing. I could have never imagined writing hundreds of pages and giving hundreds of interviews on such a crime and still seeing it ravaging over two years on.
Francesca Albanese est rapporteuse spéciale de l’ONU pour la situation des droits humains dans les territoires palestiniens. Elle a qualifié de génocide les crimes commis dans la guerre à Gaza. Elle continue d’alerter sur ces crimes. Documentaire : https://t.co/GIJjRY9XWt
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Global Rush for Copper Hits the Amazon
insideclimatenews.org
Wealthy nations’ surging appetite for metals has fueled a flurry of plans to mine in wilderness around the world, including on the edge of the Amazon Basin.
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Power lines serving oilfields in the Permian Basin yesterday
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"The first time I ever spent bitcoin that I earned from the Bitcoin Foundation, I bought whisky for @smarimc and @asta_fish, who were 2 of the parliamentarians in Iceland from the Pirate Party" - @exiledsurfer on Early Days of Ethereum episode 8
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White trucks gathered at a hotel in Odessa, TX. Almost all oilfield vehicles are white trucks and no one seems to know exactly why. My theory: anonymity
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Power lines serving oilfields in the Permian Basin yesterday
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Portraits of oilfield infrastructure in the Permian Basin of West Texas yesterday
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Portraits of oilfield infrastructure in the Permian Basin of West Texas yesterday
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Petrochemical Expansion in Texas Will Fall Heavily on Communities of Color, Study Finds | @insideclimate
#GreenLightToPolluteInTexas
insideclimatenews.org
Researchers in Houston analyzed the locations of 114 proposed industrial projects related to oil and gas in Texas, most of them involved in plastics production.
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“We aren’t interested in your flying cars and robots in Europe and Asia if all the minerals come from South America." https://t.co/Ed1vgNL3pc
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“We’re in an unstoppable loss of that ancestral knowledge... Many of the pueblos are in danger of cultural extinction.” https://t.co/Ed1vgNL3pc
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“They think riches are about having so many cars. I think riches are being able to live and enjoy the water.” https://t.co/Ed1vgNL3pc
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Hundreds of potential copper mines are advancing worldwide as part of a global rush to dig up metals for electric vehicles, wind turbines, solar farms and the data centers powering artificial intelligence. https://t.co/Ed1vgNKvzE
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“We aren’t interested in your flying cars and robots in Europe and Asia if all the minerals come from South America.” https://t.co/Ed1vgNKvzE
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The race for copper is leading to new mines in the Amazon, threatening Indigenous lands. As we chase clean energy, we must ask: at what cost? It’s a familiar story of extraction. Let’s not repeat the mistakes of the past.
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A data center for artificial intelligence uses 27 tons of copper per megawatt of operating capacity, according to the Copper Development Association https://t.co/Ed1vgNKvzE
insideclimatenews.org
Wealthy nations’ surging appetite for metals has fueled a flurry of plans to mine in wilderness around the world, including on the edge of the Amazon Basin.
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“They come to rob us,” she said. “For more than 500 years they have robbed us and today they continue.” Wealthy nations’ surging appetite for metals has fueled a flurry of plans to mine in wilderness around the world, including on the edge of the Amazon https://t.co/Ed1vgNKvzE
insideclimatenews.org
Wealthy nations’ surging appetite for metals has fueled a flurry of plans to mine in wilderness around the world, including on the edge of the Amazon Basin.
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“We aren’t interested in your flying cars and robots in Europe and Asia if all the minerals come from South America.” https://t.co/Ed1vgNKvzE
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