Wandering Mind =}

getinwolved:

Greydy | Blendscapes watercolor&acrylic 50x50cm 2012 Oriol Angrill Jordà

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another world =]

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natureconservancy:

Good Morning.

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hungoverowls:

“WHY IS MY FACE GONE? MY FACE ISN’T HERE. OH MY GOD-I DRANK AWAY MY FACE.”

planting the seeds is the easy part… Keeping it alive is the real accomplishment. =] Go grow foooddd!!

are we really all alone in our little glass bubble

so easily broken, cracked, smashed… 

or do we float in the ocean beside the others

opening and joining 

key-child:

http://www.bildmania.de/meisterwerke/altmeister-sortiert-nach-vornamen/altmeister-mit-c-vorname/caspar-david-friedrich/1554/anker

climateadaptation:

NASA’s James Hansen: tar sands is the “dirtiest of fuels” and “game over for the climate”
James Hansen, Director of the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies, made another appeal this week to end our reliance on tar sands oil or it will be “game over” for the climate.  If we continue to approve pipelines bringing in the dirtiest of fuels like tar sands he said, “there is no hope of keeping carbon concentrations below 500 p.p.m. — a level that would, as earth’s history shows, leave our children a climate system that is out of their control.” The production of tar sands oil has three times the global warming emissions as conventional oil production. Hansen rightly cautions that turning to these “dirtiest of fuels” for our gas tanks derails efforts to reduce our dependency on climate-changing fossil fuels.  Read more.

Meh. Things will be fine.

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