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The Betrayal by Technology: A Portrait of Jacques Ellul

Source: mutualassureddistraction

nationalgeographicdaily:

American Alligator ClawPhoto: Richard T. Bryant

nationalgeographicdaily:

American Alligator Claw
Photo: Richard T. Bryant

Source: nationalgeographicdaily

bliss-street:

fat-birds:

Palm Cockatoo ~ on black by rogersmithpix on Flickr.

A perfect photo

bliss-street:

fat-birds:

Palm Cockatoo ~ on black by rogersmithpix on Flickr.

A perfect photo

Source: fat-birds

cadolicious:

Want.

cadolicious:

Want.

Source: theanimalblog

funnywildlife:

funnywildlife:

funnywildlife:

funnywildlife:

Source: tupac

Source: flickr.com

cabinporn:

Hillside retreat near Notre-Dame-des-Monts, Québec, Canada.
Submitted by François Maisonneuve.

cabinporn:

Hillside retreat near Notre-Dame-des-Monts, Québec, Canada.

Submitted by François Maisonneuve.

Source: cabinporn

Source: weheartit.com

Source: Flickr / liberationinadream

stopkillingourworld:

After months of heated discussion, President Dilma Rousseff on Monday presented a final version of the bill that was heavily influenced by the country’s powerful agricultural lobby.The update to the country’s 1965 Forestry Code would reduce both the amount of vegetation landowners must preserve and the future penalties paid for those who currently flout environmental laws. After valuable wood is sold, much of the land in deforested areas ends up being cleared for grazing cattle and agriculture.“The project approved in Congress is the fruit of a torturous legislative process, made to serve the interests of a small part of society that wants to increase the possibility of deforestation and give amnesty to those who have already cut it down illegally,” said Maria Cecilia Wey de Brito, head of the World Wildlife Fund in Brazil.

Brings the “Fuck-It Point” to mind, doesn’t it?

stopkillingourworld:

After months of heated discussion, President Dilma Rousseff on Monday presented a final version of the bill that was heavily influenced by the country’s powerful agricultural lobby.

The update to the country’s 1965 Forestry Code would reduce both the amount of vegetation landowners must preserve and the future penalties paid for those who currently flout environmental laws. After valuable wood is sold, much of the land in deforested areas ends up being cleared for grazing cattle and agriculture.

“The project approved in Congress is the fruit of a torturous legislative process, made to serve the interests of a small part of society that wants to increase the possibility of deforestation and give amnesty to those who have already cut it down illegally,” said Maria Cecilia Wey de Brito, head of the World Wildlife Fund in Brazil.


Brings the “Fuck-It Point” to mind, doesn’t it?

Los Angeles Times

Source: fernsandmoss

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smithsonianmag:

Timelapse of Metamorphosis

A frog and a flatfish undergo metamorphosis in a timelapse video.

Ed note: Meet the salamanders of Wisconsin who refuse to grow up.

Source: youtube.com

Source: keta-cat

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