Wildpath

"I carried 'Dragon' the whole time.He cried,we cried together,we fell.There was everything.But we kept going"

Combat medic of the 101st Guard Brigade of the General Staff with the callsign "Zolotyi" carried his wounded brother-in-arms ten kilometers out of the encirclement in Toretsk,Donetsk region

A deeply touching reunion between a Ukrainian Defender and his daughter.

📹: iryna_vyhovska / Instagram

Trump re-pardons a Jan. 6 defendant to erase unrelated gun conviction

$40B of your money to this guy, so he can dance at CPAC at Mar-a-Lago while Americans wait for their paychecks, hoping the money actually comes.

The word "growth" is a core term in the language of climate politics. As we just saw, climate economists estimate the costs of climate damages relative to the amount of economic growth they project into the twenty-first century, and by and large they assume that such growth will continue no matter how hot and chaotic the planet gets. Their belief in a future of continued economic growth enables another idea sometimes used to justify sustaining the fossil- fuel economy: the idea that economic growth is itself a climate-change solution, a form of environmental protection that will shield the prosperous from climate devastation. This belief is so bipartisan, so ubiquitous, that it's not quite accurate to call it propaganda. It's best understood as a *myth*. This myth is often taken for reality by both fossil-fuel partisans on the right and climate-conscious progressives on the center-left.

Today feels like a good day to remind everyone that there is literally no empirical evidence that economic growth will just continue if the world heats up to, say, 3°C by 2100.

Continued growth is just *assumed* in every economic model of the relationship between temperatures and growth.

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Fossil fuel compagnies will keep on exploiting global labor, burning the planet and dismantling sustainablity regulation until the morale improve.
Also, I hope that the main cause for our inability to reverse our collective trajectory to ecological disaster is clear for everyone by now.

When we look at this massacre and many more perpetrated by the RSF, let's be clear who funds, equips & sustains them. It's the UAE. Yes, the same UAE that might own your football club, fly you on your holidays, invests in our national infrastructure. If boycotts work, we should be boycotting now.

62% of Americans, majorities with all political affiliations want the United States to send weapons to Ukraine. Not weapons sales via Europe, actual military aid funded by the US.
This was 4 months ago, the support is likely higher now.

I absolutely love this reaction. Time for fans to show their displeasure. I think season ticket cancellations, low walk-up numbers would all show these changes need to be reconsidered.

This CFL change is like if André Proulx and Jake Ireland had a baby that grew up to be a pro wrestling referee.

Fans have roll to play too. Now fans need to express outrage. Contact the clubs, cancel tix. There needs to a be way to get fans to express their dissatisfaction while attending games. Something that can't be missed on camera too

Like changing who you are to impress a friend's wife without regard for your own wife

Seeing viewership and attendance plunge for the remainder of the year would send a message

Gasoline salesman worries about all the people he sold matches to. #cdnpoli

Carbon emissions from oil giants directly linked to dozens of deadly heatwaves for first time Study shows how individual fossil fuel companies are making previously impossible heatwaves happen and could have to pay compensation

www.theguardian.com/environment/...

Hey, remember the time when the No. 2 official at the Justice Department, who once was Trump‘s personal attorney, visited a convicted sex criminal, and then that convicted sex criminal was transferred to a cushy prison?

I’m old enough to remember when Conservatives were certain grocery prices were high because the carbon tax and not because stockholder dividends.

MacNaughton, president of Palantir Canada, sits on Carney's council for Canada/US relations. He was ambassador to the US.

He and his wife - con strategist, Leslie Noble - co-founded ubiquitous spin and lobby shop, StrategyCorp.

He's on the board of TC Energy and a critical minerals company too.

1/2. The phrase "land swap" is being used to mean "Ukraine concedes land illegally occupied by Russia and also concedes territory that is not even occupied." That is not a swap.

As far as Epstein files distractions go, that was pretty embarrassing, wasn’t it? The obsequious fawning and clapping. So excited to visit with a murderous war criminal. I don’t think putin gets that kind of welcome from his other toadies and vassals—Orban, Lukashenko, Fico, Kadyrov, etc. 1/2

RUSSIA EARNED €925.8 BLN FROM OIL AND GAS EXPORTS Since the start of the full-scale invasion, Russia has exported 2.1 billion tons of oil and gas worth €925.8 billion. Despite the increase in export volumes in 2023, export revenues for that year declined due to falling prices. Dynamics of russian oil (including oil products) and fossil gas exports, from Feb 24, 2022 to Aug 08, 2025 Amounts, million tons v TOP LEAD 539.4 613.5 590.2

Morning Bluesky.

This is how Putin pays for his war machine.

I genuinely have a tear in my eye.
Thank you Alaska. From all of us who care about justice, freedom and most of all Ukraine.
This is happening right now, deep in the evening in the northernmost state of the union.

THANK YOU ALASKA.
#SaveUkraine

I’m starting to think that putting a real estate investor with zero experience in diplomacy in charge of negotiating peace in Ukraine wasn’t a great idea…

As WSJ reports, in three conversations, Steve Witkoff furnished completely different and starkly divergent accounts of what had transpired during his meeting with Putin—at which no professional diplomat was present. The man is grossly incompetent, but entrusted with the most sensitive of missions.

I can't believe that is allowed considering how much area is affected. There's been days I need to go inside when the wind is right and I'm quite far from it. It is worse for me because I also cultivate mushrooms in logs and the smell is so wonderful and nice.

Motherfucking wind farms…

I’ve been saying that I felt Trump’s dramatic escalation in recent days was driven in part by Musk’s emasculation of him last week.

I also wonder whether it’s being driven by Zelensky’s profound humiliation of Putin, and Putin lashing out at Trump for not delivering Ukraine to him.

I'm finding biking in fringe areas is great! Extensive infrastructure for cycling, but it seems like putting the cart before the horse to push core density before having the infrastructure and funding to make it as successful as it can be.

It seems like a good way to encourage increased density is by favouring central neighbourhoods for funding projects instead of fringe areas. I have a hard time biking around core areas. Many city-funded programs (rec guide, etc) are located away from the core areas.

Would love to be pointed towards a source that shows statistics on whether my observations are correct or not.