#petites planetes

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Idrissa Kora, live in Barcelona for Petites Planètes

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Ruhnu saare lood ja laulud (Sounds and Stories from Ruhnu Island) @ Viljandi Folk Music Festival 2024 X Petites Planètes - Filmed by Vincent Moon

[sebmaxrc]

this baby fabio video everyone should see i think cause he's the most adorable little baby ever.

sorry if the translation is a little off btw.

[aliennachos]

When me and any other member of the multi chrome mafia say "we want more strong women protagonists" we are all talking about these two in specific, thank you for coming to my ted talk

[rosecoloredtarot]

My altar is a trainwreck right now. I have 2 hefty spells planned for this weekend, so step one is cleaning all night

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PLEASE SIGN AND SHARE IF YOU AGREE

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[latimeria-fell-from-heaven]

literally what the fuck belobog

[oldinmagroin-resurrected]

‼️Share this please‼️

ELONGATED MUSKRAT IS TRYING TO INTERFERE WITH UK GOVERNMENT, TELL THEM TO FUCK OFF!!

Extra links below, I have no clue if he will go through with it but we must show them we do not want this and that we won't stand for it!

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Seokjin as le petit prince and Jimin as his friendly neighborhood flower resident boy

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Amansint l'aigua de Marc Vilajuana amb Joel Carro

[the-pyooster]

"Can you please draw me a sheep?"

I LIED!!!!! I never took a break from this guy...

[miidnighters]

yet again having a totally normal one about @sorrowsick & @epistrefei

[wonielvr]

[twilight] – kim taerae

"there's no way you're reading that book again! do you not get tired of the same inaccurate scenarios that are written by someone who clearly has never seen a vampire in their life?" taerae joked the moment he saw you reading the book 'twilight' again.

"wait, wait, go back a little. what do you mean by 'inaccurate'?" your confusion was so audible within the sentence it made him chuckle cutely and break into a smirk.

"come here," he said ironically, because in less the a moment he already grabbed you by your thighs and back, and lifted you up gently, just like you hold a baby.

that moment felt like eternity when your eyes locked with taeraes' and his lips widened, revealing a majestic dimple on his chubby cheeks, even though it was barely even a second. damn him and the super speed he acquired when he became a vampire.

"can I?" he asked while pointing at a spot just under your ear, right where the carotid arteries are placed. It visibly made you worry. taerae never bit you before, you always changed subjects in fear that something bad will happen.

"i know you're worried, I'm sorry. I'll never mention that again, please forget that."

"no, it's okay. I do want to try, I'm just a little scared."

"do you want me to try your hand first? I promise it'll go by fast and won't leave a scar."

"okay."

he slowly took your palm in his and lifted it to his face. the closer he got to you the harder your eyes closed, hoping that by not looking the pain will not be as scary. of course taerae noticed that, he sees everything, constantly glaring at you, studying you.

"It's okay, we'll do it anothe-" he started when he noticed you slightly shivering, until he was stopped by you.

"bite. now."

and so he did. he was unsurprisingly right. about two things, actually. one: it did not leave a mark, and two: twilight books are, in fact, nothing like reality (which you figured when you opened your eyes while taerae was doing his thing and you didn't feel a thing. suck that miss Stephenie Meyer.)

[vordenburg]

If the cliffhanger ending of “Hegemony” isn’t the perfect opportunity and set-up for SNW to cast Lewis Tan as Manu Noonien-Singh, retcon his “death”, and have him show up in part II to help save the crew of the Enterprise, I don’t know what is.

[t0rschlusspan1k]

29.12.2023 | Petitions for the environment and climate change.

Please read, share wherever you can, talk about them and if you can afford it, please, please, please donate - consider taking up a collection among your friends.

Actions.eko.com: Nestlé and P&G: Stop setting Indonesia’s rainforests on fire

Indonesia’s forests are burning – a thick toxic haze suffocates half of the country, keeping children out of school and forcing people and animals to relocate. But it didn’t happen by accident and we know who the arsonists are. Together, we will hold them accountable. Nestlé and Procter & Gamble are doing business with rogue palm oil and paper producers who recklessly burn precious rainforests to the ground to expand their monocultures, steal Indigenous lands, and drive orangutans, rhinos, and elephants closer to the brink of extinction. (keep reading)

Rainforest Action Network - RAN: This one is for donating, they need 100,00$ by December 31!

We urgently need your help to fight for the world's last rainforests in 2024 by making any size donation today. Those who believe they can change the world are the ones that do. Donate now.

Help us challenge mega-corporations like Liberty Mutual, Bank of America, Procter & Gamble, Nestlé and Mondelēz. Their thirst for endless profits contributes to the widespread destruction of irreplaceable rainforests like the Leuser Ecosystem of North Sumatra and the Amazon rainforest and fuels the expansion of dangerous fossil fuel projects that choke the life out of the planet. For a small organization, RAN's significant impact is only possible because of dedicated supporters like YOU. Your generous donation today makes a world of difference.

Rainforest Rescue: DRC: Do not sacrifice Congo's rainforests to the oil industry!

The DRC government in Kinshasa is nearing a point of no return: President Tshisekedi wants to sacrifice vast areas of Congo rainforest and peatland for oil. This would be an unmitigated disaster for the climate, biodiversity and local people. Together with our African partner organizations, we can put a stop to these plans. The rainforests of the Congo Basin are home to millions of people and countless animal and plant species, including chimpanzees, bonobos and gorillas. They are a treasure trove of biodiversity and crucial to the fight against climate change. Despite this, the government of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) began auctioning 27 oil and 3 gas blocks in late July. The blocks cover some of the last remaining intact forests on Earth. Three of the blocks overlap the Cuvette Centrale peatlands, which are estimated to store 30 billion tons of carbon, the equivalent to one years’ worth of global emissions. The peatlands are so vast and remote that little is known about the biodiversity at stake there. Nine oil blocks overlap protected areas. More than half of the Congo Basin's peatlands and 60 percent of its rainforest are in the DRC, the country plays a key role in the fight against the climate crisis. The science is clear: the governments of the world must cut carbon emissions in half within the next eight years. In his speech at the UN's COP26 conference in Glasgow, President Tshisekedi promoted the vital role of the Congo Basin forests in regulating the global climate and his intention to enhance DRC’s energy mix by "combining several types of energy: biomass, hydro, solar." The cost of not doing so, he said, would be a climate crisis. The world cannot afford any further expansion of oil and gas. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), an immediate end to new investment in fossil fuel supply projects is the first step to keep global warming below 1.5°C and achieve global net zero emissions by 2050. In an alliance of environmentalists from Africa and around the world, we want to keep the oil in the ground and the fossil fuel industry out of the Congo Basin. Please sign our joint petition!

DR Congo: Stop the destruction by miners and loggers in Tshopo!

The Democratic Republic of the Congo is home to the second largest area of rainforest on Earth. Defending it is crucial to the fight against climate change and the extinction crisis. Yet miners are polluting rivers and loggers clearing forests in Tshopo province. In the small town of Basoko, local people are fighting back. The people of the small town of Basoko fear for their health and livelihoods: the Aruwimi River, a tributary of the Congo, has been polluted ever since the Chinese mining company Xiang Jiang Mining began dredging for gold there. Some species of fish have disappeared completely. Skin diseases are on the rise. "We say NO to mining in Aruwimi, which is destroying our ecosystem in an anarchic way," states a memorandum to the county government read during a demonstration. On March 11, 2022, residents of the region protested on land and with boats against the trashing of their environment. Mining is not the only threat to nature in Tshopo province: companies such as FODECO, Congo Futur and SOFORMA are reportedly logging at a breakneck pace near Basoko. "They are systematically plundering the forests without any benefit to local people," says Jean-François Mombia Atuku, chairman of the environmental protection organization RIAO-RDC. "Anyone who demands accountability is silenced," he said, adding that workers are "kept like slaves" in the forest. "Human rights are not relevant for these companies." The grievances regarding mining have been heard in the capital Kinshasa: In January 2022, Environment Minister Eve Bazaiba called on Xiang Jiang Mining to cease operations by February 25, 2022. However, nothing has changed since then – the company is still operating, apparently unimpressed. "What we need now is international pressure," says Jean-François Mombia Atuku. It must be brought to bear on President Tshisekedi, who positioned his country as a heavyweight in the fight against the climate crisis during the COP26 climate conference. It’s time to apply that international pressure – please sign our petition.

[magpiesbones]

worst thing about being disabled is that now I am fully and completely aware of exactly how much I am worth to everyone I know. And it is not a lot!!