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prime.ronaldo.guate_mp
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Me puedo enojar pero nunca odiar...
2026-08-01 03:10:19
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cuando me hacen daño e intento actuar seco y distante,pero de la nada vuelvo a actuar como si nada hubiese pasado y eso me define como personaje
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Ponlo pa descargar porfa
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pero ponlo para descargar
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no lo puedo descargar, checa eso
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The Lorax wasn’t a fantasy. It was a warning. 🌎🌳 Scientists have spent decades warning that climate change is increasing the frequency and severity of extreme heat, stronger storms, floods, droughts, rising seas, and devastating wildfires. These aren’t distant possibilities anymore — they’re happening now, affecting communities, ecosystems, agriculture, public health, and future generations. At the same time, the Trump administration has continued moving in the opposite direction. In July, it finalized changes to the Endangered Species Act that environmental scientists warn weaken long-standing habitat protections by removing a decades-old definition of “harm” that included destroying or degrading the places endangered species depend on to survive. Conservation groups warn it will make it easier for drilling, mining, logging, and other development to move forward in sensitive habitats. The administration has also continued expanding oil, gas, and mining development on public lands while rolling back environmental regulations and prioritizing fossil fuel production over climate action. Experts have repeatedly warned that increasing greenhouse gas emissions and weakening conservation efforts make it harder to address a climate crisis that is already costing lives, ecosystems, and billions of dollars in damage every year. This is about the long-term consequences of the choices being made today. It’s about whether we leave behind clean air, clean water, thriving wildlife, and protected public lands. Or whether short-term profits continue to outweigh the long-term health of our planet. The Lorax spoke for the trees. The question is: who’s listening now? #news #politics #climatechange #viral #fyp
The Lorax wasn’t a fantasy. It was a warning. 🌎🌳 Scientists have spent decades warning that climate change is increasing the frequency and severity of extreme heat, stronger storms, floods, droughts, rising seas, and devastating wildfires. These aren’t distant possibilities anymore — they’re happening now, affecting communities, ecosystems, agriculture, public health, and future generations. At the same time, the Trump administration has continued moving in the opposite direction. In July, it finalized changes to the Endangered Species Act that environmental scientists warn weaken long-standing habitat protections by removing a decades-old definition of “harm” that included destroying or degrading the places endangered species depend on to survive. Conservation groups warn it will make it easier for drilling, mining, logging, and other development to move forward in sensitive habitats. The administration has also continued expanding oil, gas, and mining development on public lands while rolling back environmental regulations and prioritizing fossil fuel production over climate action. Experts have repeatedly warned that increasing greenhouse gas emissions and weakening conservation efforts make it harder to address a climate crisis that is already costing lives, ecosystems, and billions of dollars in damage every year. This is about the long-term consequences of the choices being made today. It’s about whether we leave behind clean air, clean water, thriving wildlife, and protected public lands. Or whether short-term profits continue to outweigh the long-term health of our planet. The Lorax spoke for the trees. The question is: who’s listening now? #news #politics #climatechange #viral #fyp

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