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外国人労働者
移民受け入れは選択肢の一つが、日本の様にならない様に祈ってる。

note.com/poison_raika/n/n3d0a0

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note（ノート）外国人労働者｜ポイズン雷花移民受け入れは選択肢の一つが、日本の様にならない様に祈ってる。 日本では外国人労働者は差別にさらされる事が多い！ 必要な時はバンバン入れて、要らなく成ったら平気で切り捨てる。 「お前は此処に居なくても良い、国に帰れ」。そう云われた外国人が何千、何万人も居ます。 リーマンショックの時を思い出して下さい。 コロナの時も同様の現象が発生している。 我々外国人労働者、特に派遣労働者は紙カップと同じ扱いを受けている。具体的には、必要な間はコキ使われる、要らなくなったらゴミの如くポイ捨てされる。 労力、何処か知らないジャングルから飛び出して来た猿の様な物、要するに“”下等生物“”。そう見られがちで
#workers#accept#immigrant
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Іноземні працівники
Я сподіваюся, що прийняти іммігрантів є одним із варіантів і що ми не закінчимо, як Японія.

note.com/poison_raika/n/n09124

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note（ノート）Іноземні працівники｜ポイズン雷花Я сподіваюся, що прийняти іммігрантів є одним із варіантів і що ми не закінчимо, як Японія. Іноземні працівники часто стикаються з дискримінацією в Японії! Просто додайте стільки, скільки вам потрібно, коли вам це потрібно, і не соромтеся вирізати це, коли вам це більше не потрібно. «Тобі не пот
#workers#accept#immigrant
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O=C=O

How a Changing Climate Is Reshaping the Spread of Infectious Diseases

"...Then you have this convergence of crises—the #ClimateCrisis overlapping with the #PollutionCrisis. So you get this intersection between air pollution and respiratory #diseases, and then infectious diseases more broadly, all layered on top of a changing #climate.

When it comes to waterborne and foodborne diseases, the link to #ClimateChange is even more direct. As temperatures rise, you create more favorable conditions for #bacteria and other #pathogens to multiply. They thrive in warm environments—soil, water, contaminated areas—so warming can increase their abundance.

#ExtremeWeather events are also a big factor here. Aedes #mosquitoes need water to complete their life cycle—from egg to larva to pupa, it all happens in #water. When #floods occur, all the discarded #plastic and #trash lying around fill with water and becomes the ideal breeding ground for mosquitoes.

What’s interesting is that these diseases aren’t just associated with floods—they’re also linked to #droughts. That might seem counterintuitive at first, but in many parts of the world, people don’t have safe, reliable access to clean water, especially during drought conditions. So they store water in containers that aren’t properly sealed or protected, which too can become the perfect breeding sites for mosquitoes.

Infections—particularly vector-borne diseases—are increasingly reemerging and emerging in new areas around the world for a lot of different reasons. Climate change is definitely part of that, with rising temperatures and more extreme weather events like floods and droughts. But the way we live our lives and interact with the environment also plays a huge role. I mean, first and foremost, most of us now live in urban areas rather than rural ones..."

insideclimatenews.org/news/260

#Health
#ClimateChange

Swarms of mosquitoes near Wainwright, Alaska in 2011. Credit: Bonnie Jo Mount/The Washington Post via Getty Images
Mosquitoes, for example, rely heavily on ambient temperature. They’re ectotherms, meaning they depend on room temperature to function. Every vector species has multiple traits that are influenced by temperature. If you map all those temperature-dependent traits, you can build a curve that shows the optimal temperature range for that vector. Depending on where you fall on that curve, if you’re already past the peak and temperatures keep rising, there’s actually the potential for a decrease in transmission risk. But these systems are highly nuanced. It’s not just about temperature—it’s also about human behavior and how we alter natural habitats. And vectors can evolve, too. So it’s almost like we’re in a race with other organisms to adapt more quickly.
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beachbum1972

@kiwa Uh. Had to deal with this while creating an X account to deal with a terrible moving company out of NYC. They hire and exploit undocumented immigrants so i wanted to get it out there. Moishe's Moving is terrible. Don't give them money.

Also, X is #trash

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Alexander S. Kunz

SAN DIEGO:

We had our "trash fee notice" in the mail today. Why does the city need to employ a ton of new people (eligible for pension) for trash service? Please oppose this tone-deaf implementation. Send in your protest note.

sandiegouniontribune.com/2025/

San Diego Union-Tribune · City makes homeowners jump through hoops to oppose new trash feeBy U T Readers
#SanDiego#Trash#Protest
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Y⃒̸̷̝̜̙ͥͥͥngmar

Not quite sure what this bush identifies as, but it seems to grow well when fertilized* with a disintegrating sack of used aluminium profiles.

Picked them up anyways. Like the bush, not quite sure what the alu profiles are either. Probably some kind of fastening strips for putting tiles or wood siding on?

#Homestead #Bush #Flower #PlantIdentification #Aluminium #Trash #Scrap #Plant

* Actually it grows well because this is where the old man would piss when he stepped outside to do so.

Lower part of a tall shrub that is growing from many stems to about 4m height. It has white flowers. On the foot of it, a burst open, disintegrating sack of chicken food rests, spilling its content of aluminium profiles onto the ground.
Close-up of the bush. There are white flowers with five petals and green stamen. They grow in clusters of around 7-10. The leaves are green, roundish and finely serrated with a sawtooth edge.
Close-up of a bucket of those aluminium profiles. They're folded in the shape of a ⚡. They look like they've been used before, there's some glue or sealant on most of them and they're bent and dented. They're also somewhat dirty from laying under a bush.
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Third spruce tree on the left

My company makes #AI stuff for image processing - you know, what it was originally for and really good at. So anyways we're outside the office today cleaning up trash for #EarthDay and I said aloud "Hey, if only we could train #robots and AI models to fucking do this." but noone caught the irony.

Those AI techbros are training these models on the wrong stuff to do the wrong thing. We don't need AI to do our art or write our poetry, we need it to do our #laundry and pick up #trash.

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