Sigin Ojulu (@nubia.the.creator) | We were promised connection

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Anaya (@anayaj_1324) | 5 languages. 1 beat #cupsongwithabcoffee

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Christopher Jennings (@coatsandties) | #buddyrich #thetonightshow

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Woodworking wedges

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River Irwell

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Brilliant use of Plastic Bottles

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Which Was the Most Useful Resin in the Medieval World

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Which Was the Most Useful Resin in the Medieval World

From the sacred incense of Arabia to the pine forests of Europe, discover how tree resin built, healed, and illuminated the medieval world.
It sealed ships, preserved art, and carried prayers through cathedral smoke — the golden blood of nature that kept civilization alive.

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We can’t save the West Antarctic. So what now?

8 Nov 2023 #Antarctica #ClimateChange
It’s not often that I make a video with a title this bleak, but unfortunately, needs must. Several pieces of new research point to the inevitability of West Antarctic Ice Sheet collapse, which is pretty bad news. But what we do with this bad news is still up to us.

Here, I talk to the lead author of one of these new papers, Dr Kaitlin Naughten. She tells me what it all means, including why we need to focus on adaptation, and why we must take courage, not hope, from this information.

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Contents

00:00 Intro
01:06 Who cares about the Amundsen Sea
01:58 What the study shows
03:06 Mechanisms of change
05:34 Can we trust it?
06:36 The link to sea level rise
07:02 Time to adapt
08:53 Why our actions DO matter
10:51 Courage vs hope
13:52 Thank yous

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Can Latin America win the race to 100% renewables?

There’s an understandable focus on the the energy transition in the United States right now. But down in South America there is a quiet revolution going on in renewable power which could see that continent decarbonise far sooner than its northern neighbour.

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IRENA – Renewable Capacity statistics 2025
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IEA – Climate impacts on Latin American hydropower
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EMBER – Reducing curtailment in Chile
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PV Magazine – Brazil generates 88% of power from renewables in 2024
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Clean Technica (Michael Barnard) – Coal power in South America
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New 3D Scans Finally Reveal How Skara Brae’s Orthostats Were Built

Step inside Skara Brae as new 3D scans peel back 5,000 years of stonecraft.
See how upright flagstone orthostats, midden-packed walls, and stone drains built warm, durable homes on Orkney’s coast.
LiDAR and photogrammetry expose wall thicknesses, passage geometry, and hidden construction sequences.
We weave human story with hard measurements—what the data proves, what life likely felt like.
By the end, you’ll know how these rooms stood so long—and what digital archaeology is revealing next.

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