#co meters

[labotronicsscientific]

Carbon monoxide meter

Carbon monoxide meter is a digital pen style meter designed for measurement of carbon monoxide (CO). Large screen display with one-button operation makes it simple to operate and easy to use. The unit is light weight and durable, makes it suitable to detect harmful carbon monoxide.

[notlikeotherbirds]

If Jonathan Harker was blogging this shit online, people would tell him to get his CO levels checked bc that sounds a lot like carbon monoxide poisoning

[hecoxthirst]

this is like... a lot

[loremonster]

Hey folks

I get it. Shit is bad and people are desperate

But if I reblog a signal boost and then get 4 askbox messages at the same time all trying to solicit donations from me, when I am broke as fuck and unable to respond without feeling the horrible guilt of not being able to do more than signal boost, my response is the block button.

My existance does not give you the right to make demands. Thats how door to door salesfolk pressure sell.

If a stranger comes into my askbox soliciting money I Don't Have, or if MULTIPLE strangers all hit my askbox within the same 24 hour period of a specific reblog, I Suspect You Are Not Genuine And Are, In Fact, Running A Grift To Skim Money From Well Meaning People By Manipulating Their Emotions Through Sales Tactics.

If you act like you're doing door to door sales, I will too.

No. Soliticitors.

You will be blocked outright.

[still-a-morosexual-help]

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!! GIVING YOU ALL A LITTLE KISS ON THE FOREHEAD FOR ALL THE HELP❤️😭

[lockyle-and-skull]

this boop feature is so great I'm finding so many aro/ace/agender/autistic/lockwood and co/julie and the phantoms blogs to follow

[boinin]

welp, guess this is a single-purpose blog for today 😺 it's been like an hour and I've done little more than tap my phone.

If any moots/followers/randomers would like some boops, throw a like/boop my way and I'll go boop you up.

[haharuspex]

yesterday's cos shenanigans: our 192 cm tall wizard standing behind our very pissed off dex fighter

[pantspissedinreverse]

oh my fuckin god theres infighting on my goddamn 4v4 pass time team what the fuck do you mean you just learned about the official a few hours ago I PINGED ABOUT IT ON THE 8TH STOP ARGUING YOU GODDAMN MAN CHILDREN OR IM GONNA FUCKING KILL THIS TEAM RIGHT NOW

[awstenlookbook]

For the Property Tour show at MeetFactory in Prague Czechia, Awsten wears Center Negative Co. "Paris, Texas" poster shirt (no longer available). He pairs it with Dr. Meter noise cancelling kids' earphones in green ($23.99) and Firm Grip high vis utility gloves in yellow ($12.97). He has cut the fingers off the gloves and customized the headphones with "GET" "LOST" written on the earphones.

📸Instagram: small_kid_min for klubovna

[modusmumbles]

I love it when autism softlocks me /sar

[salemontrial]

Pastor's Son Matthias x Vampire Goth Nina send tweet

[sarcasstic-jpmvr]

boop!

You can spam boop me!

reblog if you let people spam boop you

[corvid-on-the-rock]

what i desperately, desperately need this site to understand is: You are entirely and 110% capable of creating those posts that make you think "Op are you on drugs" "op check your CO meter" while sober. Drugs only loosen your inhibitions so that you A) have thoughts come up from your subconscious, that you would consciously shut down when sober, and B) post them online. thank you for coming to my ted talk

[zeroloop]

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[reasonsforhope]

A mountain in New Zealand considered an ancestor by Indigenous people was recognized as a legal person on Thursday [January 30, 2025] after a new law granted it all the rights and responsibilities of a human being.

Mount Taranaki — now known as Taranaki Maunga, its Māori name — is the latest natural feature to be granted personhood in New Zealand, which has ruled that a river and a stretch of sacred land are people before. The pristine, snow-capped dormant volcano is the second highest on New Zealand's North Island at 2,518 meters (8,261 feet) and a popular spot for tourism, hiking and snow sports.

The legal recognition acknowledges the mountain's theft from the Māori of the Taranaki region after New Zealand was colonized. It fulfills an agreement of redress from the country's government to Indigenous people for harms perpetrated against the land since.

How can a mountain be a person?

The law passed Thursday gives Taranaki Maunga all the rights, powers, duties, responsibilities and liabilities of a person. Its legal personality has a name: Te Kāhui Tupua, which the law views as "a living and indivisible whole." It includes Taranaki and its surrounding peaks and land, "incorporating all their physical and metaphysical elements."

A newly created entity will be "the face and voice" of the mountain, the law says, with four members from local Māori iwi, or tribes, and four members appointed by the country's Conservation Minister.

Why is this mountain special?

"The mountain has long been an honored ancestor, a source of physical, cultural and spiritual sustenance and a final resting place," Paul Goldsmith, the lawmaker responsible for the settlements between the government and Māori tribes, told Parliament in a speech on Thursday.

But colonizers of New Zealand in the 18th and 19th centuries took first the name of Taranaki and then the mountain itself. In 1770, the British explorer Captain James Cook spotted the peak from his ship and named it Mount Egmont.

In 1840, Māori tribes and representatives of the British crown signed the Treaty of Waitangi — New Zealand's founding document — in which the Crown promised Māori would retain rights to their land and resources. But the Māori and English versions of the treaty differed — and Crown breaches of both began immediately.

In 1865, a vast swathe of Taranaki land, including the mountain, was confiscated to punish Māori for rebeling against the Crown. Over the next century hunting and sports groups had a say in the mountain's management — but Māori did not.

"Traditional Māori practices associated with the mountain were banned while tourism was promoted," Goldsmith said. But a Māori protest movement of the 1970s and '80s has led to a surge of recognition for the Māori language, culture and rights in New Zealand law.

Redress has included billions of dollars in Treaty of Waitangi settlements — such as the agreement with the eight tribes of Taranaki, signed in 2023.

How will the mountain use its rights?

"Today, Taranaki, our maunga, our maunga tupuna, is released from the shackles, the shackles of injustice, of ignorance, of hate," said Debbie Ngarewa-Packer, a co-leader of the political party Te Pāti Māori and a descendant of the Taranaki tribes, using a phrase that means ancestral mountain.

"We grew up knowing there was nothing anyone could do to make us any less connected," she added.

The mountain's legal rights are intended to uphold its health and wellbeing. They will be employed to stop forced sales, restore its traditional uses and allow conservation work to protect the native wildlife that flourishes there. Public access will remain.

Do other parts of New Zealand have personhood?

New Zealand was the first country in the world to recognize natural features as people when a law passed in 2014 granted personhood to Te Urewera, a vast native forest on the North Island. Government ownership ceased and the tribe Tūhoe became its guardian.

"Te Urewera is ancient and enduring, a fortress of nature, alive with history; its scenery is abundant with mystery, adventure, and remote beauty," the law begins, before describing its spiritual significance to Māori. In 2017, New Zealand recognized the Whanganui River as human, as part of a settlement with its local iwi.

How much support did the law receive?

The bill recognizing the mountain's personhood was affirmed unanimously by Parliament's 123 lawmakers. The vote was greeted by a ringing waiata — a Māori song — from the public gallery, packed with dozens who had traveled to the capital, Wellington, from Taranaki.

The unity provided brief respite in a tense period for race relations in New Zealand. In November, tens of thousands of people marched to Parliament to protest a law that would reshape the Treaty of Waitangi by setting rigid legal definitions for each clause. Detractors say the law — which is not expected to pass — would strip Māori of legal rights and dramatically reverse progress from the past five decades.

-via NPR, January 31, 2025

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Note: The article doesn't get fully into the implications of the broader, global "rights of nature" movement (of which this is part), which is powerful tool for not only recognizing Indigenous ways of relating to the world, but also preventing ecological damage.

Examples of rights of nature include rivers having the right to not be polluted, etc. Powerful tool for leveraging the courts and legal frameworks against environmental destruction.