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The solution to our data center crisis is to print vertically environmentally conscious buildings in hempcrete & ABS hemp plastic, with sound, light & vibration absorption layers, water from air panels, harvest & re-purpose heat, local tithe nayer.blogspot.com/2026/07/h… @SenMarkKelly
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The American people delivered a massive rejection of Donald Trump’s chaos and corruption last week. Now he’s again threatening to prosecute people who stand up to him because he’s afraid of being held accountable. Donald Trump has tried and failed to intimidate me for a year now. His threats won’t stop me from doing my job.
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People hear “degrowth” and think “make everyone poorer.”
Wrong.
It means contracting the sectors that destroy the planet and expanding the ones that actually improve human lives: care work, education, arts, and local food systems.
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New York City is launching inspections at about 100 construction sites linked to entities involved with the site next to a Brooklyn building that collapsed, Mayor Zohran Mamdani said Thursday. Eight people, including two children, died and 18 others were injured in the collapse. Crews are continuing to search for survivors.
We've got the power to create environmentally conscious data centers vertically that use clean-free-safe energy, water from air tech, harvest & repurpose heat, laser print using drones & CAD files in hempcrete & ABS hemp plastic, sound-light-vibration absorption layers... #tech
Stronger safeguards are crucial as the development of AI and data centers accelerates. Clear standards need to be required for companies to design, develop, and deploy AI. And data centers should only be built when communities want them. More from our President @ManishBapnaNRDC on the need for reforms. ssir.org/articles/entry/refo…
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Now we just need @iansomerhalder to share @mulberrytreeapp 👀🙏🌿🇺🇸
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Hemp has enormous potential for sustainable agriculture, renewable materials, livelihoods and climate resilience. We must question policies that destroyed its potential and rethink how this versatile plant can serve people, communities and the planet.
1942: America mobilized farmers to grow hemp for national defense.
Decades later, the industry had been dismantled.
How does a plant go from a wartime necessity to a casualty of prohibition?
Who benefited from that reversal???
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We may have had to count One Mississippi, Two Mississippi, but Blue Mississippi sure has a nice ring to it! Scott, you put your heart and soul into this race because you believe in the promise of your state’s people. And they believed in you right back. I’m honored to have stood alongside you. Congratulations!
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No one on this planet has the right to gamble with our children’s future.
Sign the petition at Voicesfor1point5.org and help us build a movement of 1.5 billion voices for 1.5 degrees.
Every year of delay is paid for in homes, livelihoods and lives. The people carrying that cost have every right to demand more. Funding that reaches their communities, protection before disaster strikes and leaders who honour their commitments.
At @turkiyecop31 COP31, I issued a challenge that reaches far beyond the conference hall. Our future is too important for any of us to remain silent.
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My heart is heavy this morning, as we have now lost eight New Yorkers to this tragic building collapse.
As our first responders continue to work around the clock, I'm praying for this community, for those injured, and for the families of those we lost.
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Let me introduce you to the guys that are afraid of drag queens.... Irony is dead.
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This whirlpool turbine uses water to provide an endless supply of renewable energy - 24 hours a day.
We have so many solutions. Implement them. #ActOnClimate
#climate #energy #renewables #greennewdeal
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Thank you to the Muhammad @AliCenter in Louisville, Kentucky, for welcoming me and honoring me as the 2026 Humanitarian of the Year at the Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Awards. I’m grateful to be recognized for standing against racial injustice and for the work we continue to do in our communities through @yourrightscamp.
To even be mentioned in the same sentence as the Greatest, Muhammad Ali, is an honor. His courage and sacrifices helped change the world and opened doors for so many of us. Without him, there is no me.
I hope my work continues to build on what he and so many freedom fighters before us started. There is still so much work to be done, and carrying that legacy forward is both an honor and a responsibility.
To Mrs. Lonnie Ali, thank you for your wisdom, kindness, and support throughout the years. I am forever grateful.
I encourage everyone to make the trip to Louisville and visit the Muhammad Ali Center. Learn his story, understand what he stood for, and support the work being done to keep his legacy alive. Ali didn’t just make history. He challenged us to take a stand, and that responsibility belongs to all of us.
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LIVE: Scott Colom speaks after winning the Senate race in Mississippi youtube.com/live/4hsKADioqGI… via @YouTube
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Two years before both of their assassinations, Medgar Evers [standing at left] and JFK with other civil rights leaders, Yellow Oval Room, upstairs at White House, 1961:





































