🌎 Pretty sure we can do better. 🖥 Content Strategy @thecommonsearth ✨ LA Community Fridges 👤 she/her
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Today (just in time for Earth Week 🌎), @thecommonsearth launched on Product Hunt and we'd love your support and feedback. producthunt.com/posts/common…
Climate action is community action and Commons is debuting lots of new features to empower camaraderie & connection.
Proud to be a part of this team and excited for today's big launch! Join me on the Commons app and reclaim your carbon influence to take measurable action against the climate crisis. thecommons.earth
Download Commons to start building a more sustainable life: j09c5.app.link/EOK1xuhAWxb
Katelan Cunningham retweeted
how about trains
LA traffic is the worst. I can’t imagine how much of life is wasted in a car in LA. Can’t wait for @boringcompany @elonmusk to get rid of this problem. xitter.cf/dibraadam/status/16089…
Katelan Cunningham retweeted
if you hate watching a billionaire destroy the place you live online, wait till you hear what they’re up to with planet earth
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Yea fuck you @CD6Nury.
Resign. – at East Los Angeles, CA
Katelan Cunningham retweeted
Add some more anti-Blackness and anti-indigenous colorism to the long list of reasons you pieces of shit need to resign @kdeleon @CD6Nury @cmgilcedillo.
😡 "Truss described environment groups as part of an 'anti-growth coalition' she vowed to vanquish." theguardian.com/environment/…
This has been a big mind shift for me— not increasing my clothing budget, to afford more sustainable clothes, but keeping keeping my budget the same and buying less.
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No, you cannot have meaningful climate action and fossil fuel expansion at the same time. The two are diametrically opposed
"Less" is usually the most overlooked (and cheapest!) sustainability strategy.
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And the sweeps continue. Tell me — did what happened in the horseshoe look like an attack on human rights and constitutional democracy? Or does it look more like this city-sanctioned violence that happened right down the street from City Hall? xitter.cf/jtownaction/status/155…
LITTLE TOKYO WEEKLY SWEEP:
Unhoused residents of Toriumi Plaza faced another @kdeleon sweep in today’s 90° heat.
As usual, no housing offered. Instead, watch LAPD trample our friend’s tent, then attempt to step on his leg.
In LA’s War on the Poor, the violence is the point.
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BREAKING 🚨
LA City Council is voting next Wed to make homelessness illegal in approximately 20% of the entire city (at least 88 sq miles). This amendment will add ~1,900 41.18 sites, a 376% increase.
We updated our 41.18 map to show the drastic change.
4118.mejiaforcontroller.com
ALT Screenshot of the 41.18 map before the 41.18 amendment, showing clusters of red and yellow throughout the map of Los Angeles.
ATTENTION🚨
Next Wed, City Council will pass a 41.18 amendment that MASSIVELY expands criminalization zones.
We've had ENOUGH. #Repeal4118
Join us at City Hall next week to call for the outright repeal of 41.18. Share this thread and take action now! servicesnotsweeps.com/toolki…
ALT paper and concrete textured red background. large big bold letters say "Repeal 41.18." Underneath in smaller text: Wednesday, July 27 at 9:30am, All Out at City Hall for Public Comment. servicesnotsweeps.com/toolkit. Rectangular logo of "Services Not Sweeps" centered at the bottom.
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This article is 109 years old. And we still aren't doing enough to act on climate change.
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710 expansion was the definition of inequity: “Black and Latino residents make up an estimated 83% of the 1.2 million people who live along the 710 corridor. The area accounts for about 20% of all particulate emissions in [SoCal], according to Metro.” latimes.com/california/story…
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Los Angeles folks: I believe that we all need to be a LOT more worried about Rick Caruso's candidacy. We're on the verge of allowing a Trumpian, anti-abortion billionaire to buy our city government. And he can do it this June, in the primary, if we don't stop him. Thread: