European mink populations have plummeted by 90%

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Why 🇳🇱 are simply the best people in the world? It's pretty simply: no one is friendly, honest and direct like them - This should be the world. Less double face people and more honest people. "i have no idea what to do with your issue" a 🇳🇱 physiotherapist to us years ago. Yes, seems bad. But 1000% better if someone is saying that directly, instead of making shit things by creating much more problems, like many other physiotherapist did before ...

Other people would simply start to take cash and make some bullshit therapies. This obviously not just related to that. We wanted to share such example. We really hope that people would start to not be fake, acting just based on their interests.

Reason why we have already considered to be 🇳🇱 and no more 🇨🇭too, since in Switzerland there are so many double face people and swiss people are simply closed, if we exclude all foreigner, who are opened.

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Fawn Bleats After Being Rescued || ViralHog

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💉 on animal? Yes, do we that, because otherwise it will cost too much, we don't want to keep an animal with diseases and at the end there are no legal issues too.... Obviously not everyone is thinking in that way. And even keeping alive animals with huge pain is not opportune too, like many are doing, just because they don't want to say ciao ciao once at all. Such animals have pain the whole day, just to make happy some people!

This is just a shame! We give a shit on animal lifes and we discriminate people that want or need euthanasia for different reasons. It's time that this world is changing their shitty minds, promoting discrimination of all type of human rights! https://xn--r1a.website/EuthanasiaTelegram

The reality? We are changing the way of communication like no one other in this world - Governments and all other are still years behind, even if they made little improvements.

Obviously with that we mean related to various countries, not just Switzerland, since we provide, communicate and track 9 different languages about all topics, not just governments related, with tons of brands on multi socials using multiple different strategies and destination groups. Months of work behind that.

We can just say, that how various people and government communicate is HUGE different between nationality and specific topics. Reason why some social are better made for specific topics. TikTok for example is for sure one the worst social to diffuse science, since there is much more bullshit than facts and is still more a video based social, but this doesn't mean that TikTok should not be used. Same like Instagram, which is one of the worse social with no way to search informations, but again this doesn't mean Instagram should not be used ...

Plus we don't need to forget social discrimination by people, even if some social offer just better features compared to most used socials, and we are not just talking about Reddit or Telegram ...

Without considering the fact that if haven't had all such shitty problems with devs, Telegram, services, etc. currently we would be on another level (and yes, we know there are still issues that need to be fixed), but we are still working and working. Tons of projects, not enough time ...

🇫🇷 message version: https://xn--r1a.website/FrenchTelegramFreaks/1464
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Worse pro climate pollution social network? Obviously Flickr!
Serious climate change project on Flickr simply banned after few hours, like all other things they did, even with pro accounts. Flickr, definitely the worse social in 2023!

Promoting animal abuse, women sexual abuse, illegal selling, pornographic content, spam and more

Not just about all our projects, but all people are reporting such things ... it's enough to check Flickr Reviews ....

Innocent Baby Bird Walks up to Leopard - Crazy Ending

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4K Underwater Ocean Swim with Giant Manta Rays | One Hour + Relaxing Music | SeaLegacy

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Beyond borders: Why new 'high seas' treaty is critical for the world https://perma.cc/32TQ-BZME

UN delegates reach historic agreement on protecting marine biodiversity in international waters https://perma.cc/X2ZX-WFEQ

“It is also vital for achieving ocean-related goals and targets of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, and the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework,” said the statement, referring to the so-called ‘30 by 30’ pledge to protect 30 per cent of the planet’s lands and inland waters, as well as of marine and coastal areas, by 2030 made by a historic UN conference in Montreal this past December.

UN conference concludes with ‘historic’ deal to protect a third of the world’s biodiversity https://perma.cc/WK28-3H48

Marine biodiversity gets a lifeline with high seas treaty https://perma.cc/P6RN-VPSJ

Governments formally adopt High Seas Treaty, paving the way for greater ocean protection https://perma.cc/6LE2-XL7G
“The high seas are humanity’s greatest global commons, and they are a vital part of our planet’s life-support system. But only about 1% of the high seas is currently protected,” said Pepe Clarke, Oceans Practice Leader, WWF.

WWF: High Seas Treaty critical to achieving 30% global ocean protection goal https://perma.cc/K3ZZ-2LDP
“Overfishing and illegal fishing, habitat destruction, plastic and noise pollution as well as climate change impacts are all rife in the high seas. Heavily subsidized, industrial fishers seek to exploit and profit from ocean resources that, by law, belong to everyone. It’s a tragedy of the commons,” says Jessica Battle, Senior Global Ocean Governance and Policy Expert, who is leading WWF’s team at the negotiations.

WWF: Landmark High Seas Treaty agreed, ushering in new rules for ⅔ of the ocean https://perma.cc/DG9P-3KX8
The high seas support crucial fisheries, provide habitats for hundreds of thousands of species and help mitigate climate impacts, with 23% of human-related carbon emissions being absorbed by the ocean over the last 10 years.

UN Report: Nature’s Dangerous Decline ‘Unprecedented’; Species Extinction Rates ‘Accelerating’ https://perma.cc/7VV6-BR95

Based on the systematic review of about 15,000 scientific and government sources, the Report also draws (for the first time ever at this scale) on indigenous and local knowledge, particularly addressing issues relevant to Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities.

The average abundance of native species in most major land-based habitats has fallen by at least 20%, mostly since 1900. More than 40% of amphibian species, almost 33% of reef-forming corals and more than a third of all marine mammals are threatened. The picture is less clear for insect species, but available evidence supports a tentative estimate of 10% being threatened. At least 680 vertebrate species had been driven to extinction since the 16th century and more than 9% of all domesticated breeds of mammals used for food and agriculture had become extinct by 2016, with at least 1,000 more breeds still threatened.

Other notable findings of the Report include:
- Three-quarters of the land-based environment and about 66% of the marine environment have been significantly altered by human actions. On average these trends have been less severe or avoided in areas held or managed by Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities.
- More than a third of the world’s land surface and nearly 75% of freshwater resources are now devoted to crop or livestock production.
- The value of agricultural crop production has increased by about 300% since 1970, raw timber harvest has risen by 45% and approximately 60 billion tons of renewable and nonrenewable resources are now extracted globally every year – having nearly doubled since 1980.
- Land degradation has reduced the productivity of 23% of the global land surface, up to US$577 billion in annual global crops are at risk from pollinator loss ...
- In 2015, 33% of marine fish stocks were being harvested at unsustainable levels; 60% were maximally sustainably fished, ...
- etc.

How to Save Fresh Water Flow

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CUCCIOLO CARINISSIMO!!

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