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My friend’s dad was given some grevilleas and callistemon for free from Toowoomba council which he was going to throw away. They were given to me and I planted 5 of them in the biobasin. You can see my earlier plantings of casuarinas are much taller than me ❤️ I also picked up some rubbish. A very productive and enjoyable hour. 😇
Written by Cameron Tolmie on 08, Oct 2024 at 03:22, Tuesday
Here at the planet, people pint evening with Keerthi! And I picked some rubbish along the way.
Written by Cameron Tolmie on 26, Sep 2024 at 09:14, Thursday
The council lawn mowers got to the rubbish before I did sadly. Mowing over rubbish just makes things worse. 😢
Written by Cameron Tolmie on 16, Sep 2024 at 21:37, Monday
Did another of my semi-regular clean-ups near the 7-eleven, KFC and Starbucks. I had been feeling a bit down after scrolling some analysis of movies I’m fond of about corporations and modern life, Idiocracy, Fight Club, Office Space and Falling down. But we don’t have to blow up buildings or fight with violence. As I was picking up some of the over 250 pieces of branded corporate detritus, a lady in a car stopped and said ‘thank you’. Made my day 😊
Written by Cameron Tolmie on 15, Sep 2024 at 00:23, Sunday
Seoul, Busan and many other parts of the country have been breaking records for the longest streak of consecutive tropical nights, with Seoul having 28 such nights as of Sunday, according to the Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA). As the intense heat is forecast to persist for the time being, the regions are expected to continue setting new records every day. A tropical night refers to overnight temperatures remaining at or above 25 degrees from 6:01 p.m. to 9 a.m. the following day. - The Korea Times
Written by kate yoon on 22, Aug 2024 at 09:51, Thu | 1.0 points
I visited the Biobasin after the rain, lots of rubbish gets washed here via the storm water drains. Over 100 pieces picked up.
Written by Cameron Tolmie on 20, Aug 2024 at 22:58, Tuesday
We picked up quite a bit of trash in a big bag we also found washed up on the beach!
Written by Kate Smith on 17, Aug 2024 at 17:37, Saturday
So much rubbish in the drain next to Warrigal road. I concentrated on removing as much plastic as I could
Written by Cameron Tolmie on 16, Aug 2024 at 03:27, Friday
This morning, I used a refillable bottle instead of a single-use cup for my coffee. It's a new type of food container I have invented to replace single-use plastics. I didn't waste any single-use cup today. I shared that to my LinkedIn profile and got 262 views so far. More on https://koor.life
Written by Jean-Francois Roiron on 01, Aug 2024 at 11:32, Thu | 2.0 points
On my way to school I noticed there was so much rubbish left on the side of the road from students and locals. I tried to pick up as much as I could while also making it on time for school.
Written by Teiki Tangue on 26, Jul 2024 at 00:27, Friday
Collected 2 bags, 231 items of rubbish close to home. And for this story I’m using the blue marker, which allows for privacy, as it randomly assigns the pin in the local area of the activity.
Written by Cameron Tolmie on 07, Jul 2024 at 00:07, Sunday
On Sunday I collected a bag of rubbish. Mostly KFC. People park in the street after going through the drive thru, and then just leave their rubbish. Really bad behaviour. The fast food chains or on my list of potential platform users.
Written by Cameron Tolmie on 24, Jun 2024 at 22:04, Monday
I was picking up my puppy pooh 💩 at soccer field playing fetching, I decided to fill the bag with litters. Puppies followed along while picking rubbish.
Written by kate yoon on 20, Jun 2024 at 12:03, Thursday
Tipping point means,,, when earth gets hotter by 1.5 degree, no matters what we do, even we reduce 100 percent of the carbon releases..., earth itself will make earth hotter and hotter by melting permafrost in Alaska and Siberia, releasing more carbon n butane as they melts, and same loop with forests 🔥 fire Carbon dioxide and methane are released into the atmosphere as permafrost melts.
Written by kate yoon on 17, Jun 2024 at 00:11, Monday