#this gives me a new hope

[luke-shywalker]

Can I just say, thank you for making that Ask Ben Solo blog, it's one of the best pieces of Star Wars fan content I've ever seen and I love it so much.

Thank you for telling me this! ^-^ Receiving this message last week actually inspired me to come back to Tumblr :’D I’m glad Ask Ben Solo resonates with you so much! I had a lot of fun working on it back in the day, and even though 2016-17 really was the golden era of Ask Ben Solo and things will never really be the same, I would love to relive some of that. :)

[albaharu]

thank u dungeon meshi for the dwarves

[bonus-links]

HOMESICK, pt. 7

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PATREON

[starcunin]

ORDER STICKERS HERE: https://nixzee.etsy.com

[amelieofgreengables]

“I made you a doll because dolls are for children and you are a child."

“I…I’ve never had a doll before.”

[folklorespring]

Life in Ukraine:

– Hearing the explosions while wife gives birth is the next level of fucked up

– It's a girl 💕💕💕

[reasonsforhope]

"A first-of-its-kind report has discovered that altering the ingredients list or manufacturing methods of widely used medication can really cut back on carbon emissions.

They found a reduction of 26 million tons, enough to cancel out the whole carbon footprint of the city of Geneva for a decade. Best of all, it’s already happening, and in fact, is almost done—those emissions were already saved.

The lifesaving HIV treatment dolutegravir (DTG) is used by 24 million people worldwide.

Today, over 110 low and middle-income countries have adopted DTG as the preferred treatment option. Rapid voluntary licensing of the medicine, including its pediatric version, to over a dozen generic manufacturers, significantly drove down prices, and it’s estimated that 1.1 million lives will be saved from HIV/AIDS-related deaths by 2027.

Its predecessor, efavirenz, contained 1200 milligrams of active ingredient across the three active compounds present, while DTG contains 650 milligrams of just one compound. This small difference—literally measurable in single digits of paper clips by weight—was enough to change the carbon emissions footprint of the medication by a factor of 2.6.

The incredible discovery was made in a recent report by Unitaid, a global public-private partnership that invests in new health products and solutions for low and middle-income countries, called Milligrams to Megatons, and is the first published research to compare carbon footprints between commonly used medications.

“This magnitude of carbon footprint reduction surpasses many hard-won achievements of climate mitigation in health and other sectors,” the authors of the report write.

At the rate at which DTG is produced, since it entered into production and treatment regime in 2017, 2.6 million fewer tons of CO2 have entered the atmosphere every year than if efavirenz was still the standard treatment option.

Health Policy Watch reports that the global medical sector’s carbon emissions stand at roughly 5% of the global carbon emissions and are larger than the emissions of many big countries, and 2.5 times as much as aviation.

“This report demonstrates that we can achieve significant health improvements while also making strides in reducing carbon emissions. By adopting innovative practices and prioritizing sustainability, we can ensure that medicines like DTG are not only effective but also environmentally responsible,” Vincent Bretin, Director of Unitaid’s Results and Climate Team told Health Policy Watch."

-via Good News Network, July 17, 2024

[doesephs]

farcille is the only realistic lesbian couple ever. wdym your girlfriend doesn’t explode at mild inconveniences?

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

jin guangshan and lan qiren yaoi perhaps? since their shapes create a perfect balance?

Two old men perform worlds first successful 96.

[fairydrowning]

"But there is a clarity about September. On clear days, the sun seems brighter, the sky more blue, the white clouds take on marvelous shapes; the moon is a wonderful apparition, rising gold, cooling to silver; and the stars are so big."

– Faith Baldwin, Evening Star

[kimtaegis]

may you find happiness there, may all your hopes all turn out right! ↳ for @magicshop 🌸

cr. dwellingsouls, atoz v; insp.

[luke-shywalker]

@margindoodles2407 THANKS HAHAHAHAHA

[felsicveins]

His heart belongs to another

And no other heart will do

[yukiire]

love ya💞✨

[aueua]

hair dryer dad

[super-un-stable]

Goldie design + meet up