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Canada’s $63bn lumber industry hit by Trump’s trade war
Levies and slowdown in US housing market are being felt north of the border
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Canada’s $63bn lumber industry hit by Trump’s trade war
Levies and slowdown in US housing market are being felt north of the border
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Canada’s $63bn lumber industry hit by Trump’s trade war
Levies and slowdown in US housing market are being felt north of the border
Aberdeen Becomes UK’s First City to Welcome Back Red Squirrels — Conservation Efforts Pay Off thescottishfeed.substack.com/p/aberdeen-b...
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This is a criminal abdication of responsibility to the future of humanity. We should be removing subsidies for aviation fuel and taxing frequent flyers to reduce demand, not inducing more. www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025...
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Trump has succeeded in making America great again when it comes to US electricity prices. Congratulations 🙃
The Observer issue no. 12,198: The actual state of Palestine Read more in tomorrow’s Observer, available in print nationwide or online. Click the link in our bio to get the paper delivered straight to your door every week. #TomorrowsPapersToday
Distant, but close enough to be sure it's our first osprey seen on the Hebrides. Seen today over Bernera.
Got sucked into the side of TikTok commenting on the trend in American evangelicalism right now—where there’s a growing belief that that the rapture will happen this Tuesday—September 23rd This is due to a of set of things happening in Israel interpreted through a tangled "Left Behind" theology+
Whenever I post about Gaza / Palestine, it's pretty clear a lot of people don't hear about what the UK government actually say & do - especially when it's on the world stage, like at the UN or other international orgs. So I thought I'd make a simple thread to post links as things happen. 1/
Science outreach, particularly celebrating science from the lens of EDI was a lifeline for me in surviving academia. These days I am convinced inspired by the members of my dept who have a real passion for this. So, it’s just pure joy.