Yes I know I'm like two days late for the discourse, I've been in a hole. (Metaphorically! A metaphorical hole!)
Esraa from Gaza has been accepted with a fee waiver to a master's program at the National College of Art and Design in Dublin, but in order to qualify for a student visa she needs money for her evacuation, resettlement, and living expenses.
I hesitate to talk too much about the horrors the US and Israel have unleashed in Iran, because (even as I recognize how deeply intertwined they are) I don't want to detract focus from the greater horrors unleashed in Palestine and Lebanon. But my heart breaks for my people with every single breath.
'The real surprise from the OECD’s subsidy numbers is that it cost China less than $18bn in sectoral support over 15 years to build an industry that can now provide more clean power than the world can readily absorb.'
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I'm a real New Yorker because I get grumpy when people walk slowly.
This is horrifying dear god
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My loved ones in Gaza are once again dying of heat, and Israel has once again blocked all aid (from the crossing through which a tiny amount of aid was permitted.) I feel so furious and helpless, and find myself wondering if gas prices might garner the kind of antiwar movement that genocide hasn't.
The US and Israel have destroyed Iran's largest water dams and backup water tanks, including EVERY backup water tank in ALL of Southern Iran. The people who die of thirst and hunger (Iran's agriculture relies on water tanks) as a result of these war crimes will never be mentioned in the death toll.
The US and Israel have destroyed Iran's largest water dams and backup water tanks, including EVERY backup water tank in ALL of Southern Iran. The people who die of thirst and hunger (Iran's agriculture relies on water tanks) as a result of these war crimes will never be mentioned in the death toll.
Clean power is within our reach — yet factories sit idle
