gameraboy2:

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twerklina:

icedteadrinker:

seethruyou:

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hope-for-the-planet:

‘Sightings of a lifetime’: Whales and dolphins flock to NYC waters

Here’s one increase in traffic that won’t have you pounding a car hood: The city’s waters have been rife with sightings of marine life all s

New York Post

Thank you for sharing this! This is another one of those situations where we are just now seeing the noticeable, dramatic payoff of years and years of quiet, unnoticed environmental work.

“Experts say years of conservation efforts have resulted in some of the healthiest waters in generations, with booming fish populations, clearer ocean waves and more chances to interact with our urban aquarium.”

This quote also really got me:

“‘It never gets old, it’s always thrilling,’ said Celia Ackerman, a naturalist with American Princess Cruises who captured the images. As a child growing up in Brooklyn, Ackerman couldn’t wait to move out of the city so she could study marine animals. 'I would have never imagined I could enjoy them here right in my backyard.’”

Not only that, but they’ve recently introduced millions of baby oysters into the waters to continue the clean up process! 

It’s fantastic news for the health of the Hudson River as well as the harbor.

small-scale-majestic:

saywhat-politics:

It is recommended you apply BY NOVEMBER.

teathattast:

liberalsarecool:

People who defend capitalism have no clue. It literally monetizes your misery.