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sonic4501 · 2 months

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northeast snow effect 001-004

(inspired by Dan Hays’ Colorado Snow Effect oil-on-canvas series)

#mine #weirdcore #oddcore #dreamcore #nostalgia #suburbcore #liminal spaces #liminal #dereality #unreality #dan hays #colorado snow effect #north east #northeast #east coast #2000s nostalgia #2000’s

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wgm-beautiful-world · 8 days

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Elgin Cathedral - SCOTLAND

#elgin #cathedral #catedral #moray #north east #noreste #scotland #escocia #united kingdom #reino unido #europe #europa

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illustratus · 1 year

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Napoleon at Arcis-sur-Aube, 1814 by François-Émile de Lansac

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the89life · 6 months

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Fall in New England is something special. Love the crisp air, and the fireworks of leaves.

#fall #happy fall #fall vibes #new england living #newengland #ct #autumn #leaves #fall aesthetic #autumn leaves #new england #north east #photography #new england photography #89life

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normalweirdoboy · 1 year

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Manipur Violence

As a few of you might be aware, there’s communal violence occurring in the state of Manipur right now. It’s sad that most mainlanders are either completely unaware or do not give a f*ck about it. If you are one of them, here are some news links you can read to educate yourself. I bet if this sort of thing happened in West Bengal, Maharashtra or Uttar Pradesh, it’d become national news… but of course India doesn’t care about its North East. None of my friends here in Odisha, except the North-Easterners know about it :) Meitei, Kuki and Naga lives matter as much as those of mainlanders, so kindly amplify!

#normalweirdoboy #india #today #blog post #north east #news #manipur #meitei #naga #kuki #violence #ethnic clashes

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lesbedilfvriska · 4 months

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Hey if anyone's from Newcastle and happens to be in Leaze's park and comes across a little pride flag pin, please message me, I've had it for ten years and it means the world to me

#newcastle #north east #Newcastle united #nufc #leazes park

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your-local-biologist · 11 months

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So, the giant fire in Canada...13 states in the North-East have been issued air-quality alerts because of the smoke drifting over.

You know, it almost feels like... we're facing the consequences of our actions.

#climate change #climate crisis #global warming #stop climate change #climate disaster #fyp #Canada #North East #air quality #co2 pollution #air pollution #pollution #nature #science #earth #climate change consequences #consequences

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audreyslists · 5 months

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my 2024 winter color palette

it's not quite winter yet so let's start to plan out winter outfits and palette so we don't rush into bad outfits. Northern America (east coast baddies) tends to dress in really dull and plain colors, sometimes with pops of color. The last three colors are colors that I am trying to keep in rotation during winter so I do not end up in completely dull and bland outfits. The other 12 colors are colors I already have in my rotation.

the vibes: east coast big city

the colors:

fashion inspo:

Nail inspo for the season :) keep it plain so it either compliments your outfit or stands out against it (ex. dull outfit with red nails)

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dettebavies450 · 2 years

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Beach huts, Saltburn by the Sea

#coast #coastline #beach #beachlife #saltburn #saltburn by the sea #north east #north east england #redcar and cleveland #olympus #olympus photography #olympus omd #olympus omd em5 mkii

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thawilly · 11 months

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AIR QUALITY

Toxic smoke from Canadian wildfires could impact health of millions of Americans

ByMary Kekatos

Monday, June 5, 2023 7:25PM

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The air quality today is poor in the Chicago area due to smoke from Canada wildfires and high ozone levels.

Wildfires across the United States and Canada -- fueled by record heat and dry conditions -- could severely impact the health of millions of people.

Smoke from wildfires in several Canadian provinces, including Ontario, Quebec and Nova Scotia, led to air quality alerts throughout several states in the Midwest, mid-Atlantic and Northeast. Additionally, fires in Michigan and New Jersey have created dense fog and heavy smoke.

Inhaling toxic smoke and ash from wildfires could cause damage to the body -- including the lungs and heart -- and even weaken our immune systems, experts said.

"Wildfire smoke itself is quite a complex mixture and it's made up of fine particles ... and a number of other gases, which are toxic, mainly due to the fact that wildfires burn everything so more toxic than household fires because everything has been burned," Dr. Kimberly Humphrey, a climate change and human health fellow at the Center for Climate, Health, and the Global Environment at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, told ABC News.

Fine particulate matter known as PM2.5, which is 30 times smaller in diameter than a human hair, is of particular concern.

Because these particles are too small to be seen with the naked eye, they can easily enter the nose and throat and can travel to the lungs, with some of the smallest particles even circulating in the bloodstream, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.

"The top offender here is these fine particles," Dr. Vijay Limaye, a climate and health scientist at the National Resources Defense Council, told ABC News. "That size is really important because can penetrate really deeply and wreak havoc on the body."

PM2.5 can cause both short-term health effects, even for healthy people, including irritation of the eyes, nose and throat; coughing, sneezing; and shortness of breath and long-term effects such as worsening of conditions such as asthma and heart disease.

This is especially concerning for vulnerable groups including children, pregnant people, older adults and those who are immunocompromised or having pre-existing conditions.

"Lower socioeconomic neighborhoods are at a higher risk as well," Humphrey said. "Often they don't have the ability for financial reasons, predominantly, and also social reasons to get away from wildfire smoke, they may not be able to shelter inside, they may not be able to afford the equipment to protect their lungs from the smoke."

AIR QUALITY

Toxic smoke from Canadian wildfires could impact health of millions of Americans

ByMary Kekatos

Monday, June 5, 2023 7:25PM

EMBED <>MORE VIDEOS

The air quality today is poor in the Chicago area due to smoke from Canada wildfires and high ozone levels.

Wildfires across the United States and Canada -- fueled by record heat and dry conditions -- could severely impact the health of millions of people.

Smoke from wildfires in several Canadian provinces, including Ontario, Quebec and Nova Scotia, led to air quality alerts throughout several states in the Midwest, mid-Atlantic and Northeast. Additionally, fires in Michigan and New Jersey have created dense fog and heavy smoke.

Inhaling toxic smoke and ash from wildfires could cause damage to the body -- including the lungs and heart -- and even weaken our immune systems, experts said.

"Wildfire smoke itself is quite a complex mixture and it's made up of fine particles ... and a number of other gases, which are toxic, mainly due to the fact that wildfires burn everything so more toxic than household fires because everything has been burned," Dr. Kimberly Humphrey, a climate change and human health fellow at the Center for Climate, Health, and the Global Environment at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, told ABC News.

Fine particulate matter known as PM2.5, which is 30 times smaller in diameter than a human hair, is of particular concern.

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Because these particles are too small to be seen with the naked eye, they can easily enter the nose and throat and can travel to the lungs, with some of the smallest particles even circulating in the bloodstream, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.

"The top offender here is these fine particles," Dr. Vijay Limaye, a climate and health scientist at the National Resources Defense Council, told ABC News. "That size is really important because can penetrate really deeply and wreak havoc on the body."

PM2.5 can cause both short-term health effects, even for healthy people, including irritation of the eyes, nose and throat; coughing, sneezing; and shortness of breath and long-term effects such as worsening of conditions such as asthma and heart disease.

This is especially concerning for vulnerable groups including children, pregnant people, older adults and those who are immunocompromised or having pre-existing conditions.

"Lower socioeconomic neighborhoods are at a higher risk as well," Humphrey said. "Often they don't have the ability for financial reasons, predominantly, and also social reasons to get away from wildfire smoke, they may not be able to shelter inside, they may not be able to afford the equipment to protect their lungs from the smoke."

Not all PM2.5 particles are the same. One study from California in 2021 found that those from wildfires can be up to 10 times more harmful than the same type of air pollution coming from combustion activity.

Being exposed to smoke can cause lung inflammation and could make it harder to remove inhaled foreign materials and bacteria, potentially increasing the susceptibility to respiratory infections, including COVID-19, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Depending upon the length and amount of exposure, prolonged lung inflammation could result in impaired lung function that lasts long after the wildfire has ended.

Additionally, studies have shown a link between poor air quality -- which these fires have caused -- and cardiovascular disease, including strokes, heart attacks, heart failure and atrial fibrillation.

Because of climate change, there will not only be more record-setting wildfires but also more people at risk of inhaling toxic smoke as well, the experts said.

"It's clear that the climate change problem is essentially creating conditions that make the fire problem and the smoke problem worse," Limaye said. "So, we're talking about, hotter days, longer wildfire, seasons, drier conditions, spring snowmelt that essentially, put more wildfire fuel in play earlier -- all these kinds of converging factors."

He added, "And I think it's reasonable to expect that wildfire smoke is going to grow as a public health concern in the coming years."

Humphrey recommends that people stay aware of their local air quality and, if it reaches unhealthy levels, to wear a mask, ideally an N95.

#north east #new england #new jersey #michigan #mid west #fire #wild fires #news #north america #polution #air pollution #ontario #quebec #nova scotia #virginia #ohio

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rainreads · 2 years

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mono-no-aware

home ♡︎

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kydeliusofevirwinter · 5 months

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people be like “winter isn’t cold anymore :(“ yeah maybe to you. im freezing my ass off

#i think those people either don’t live in new england #or don’t go outside #i don’t live in new england either but close enough #north east #swearing #SHIVERINGG

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cobwebs-in-sues-closet · 1 year

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seeing durham cathedral again felt like visiting an old friend :) (8/12/22)

#cathedral #dark academia #durham #durham university #studyblr #medieval #medieval architecture #history #northern england #north east

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greedyapron · 8 months

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7/9/2023 - Dinner and Dessert

TSUKIMI HAMBURG, Hougang Mall

Shared among 3

Raclette Cheez Hamburg ($17.80++)

Very juicy patty with funky raclette cheese. Not sure why it has the slightly funky smell. Preferred this patty slightly over the pork patty.

Truffle Omburg Teisho ($18.80++)

Comes with their pork hamburg. Has a very mild ginger taste. Comes with extra tangy gingery sauce. Pickles has a slight yuzu flavour. Love the runny fluffy scrambled egg with a decent portion of truffle.

Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf

Yuzu Osmanthus Cake

Lacking in osmanthus. Stronger yuzu taste. Not bad!

Thousand Leaf Cake

Very chocolatey. While pretty decent, it doesn't really make me feel like coming back for me

https://www.instagram.com/p/CxImbuXP5P1k7L7oo5apaAH9BI6rBKK2FrYwIM0/?igshid=MTc4MmM1YmI2Ng==

#japanese food #hamburg steak #hougang #north east #cake

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strangeritual-blog · 8 months

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A trip to Durham City

#durham #durham cathedral #north east #scenery

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softmeadowland · 1 year

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The Vosges Mountains, in North-East France, are a low mountain range, bordering Germany and extending between the French regions of Lorraine and Alsace.

A regions of splendid lakes and pine trees, with a rich diversity of plant and animal species. The Vosges biosphere is labelled at the UNESCO. Dears, chamois, badgers, foxes, beavers, grey wolves, hares, boars, lynxes, groundhogs… The western capercaillie is an endangered bird in the Vosges mountains, less than six of them exist today in the region.

Wild lilies, martagon lily, wild orchids, wild pansies, forest violets, gentian, anemones, sundews are flowers that we can find in the Vosges.

The Arnica flower is a medicinal plant used for bruises, wound healing, muscle aches, insect bites, swelling from broken bones and joint pain. 90% of the wild Arnica flower production comes from the Markstein plateau. Many pharmaceutical brands use arnica flowers freshly picked from the Vosges peaks - Weleda orders two tons of these flowers every year.

Quartz, Aragonite, Bismuthite, Hydrozincite, Cérusite, Rhodochrosite, Azurite, cuprite, copper, hematite, fluorine are minerals that are found in the Vosges.

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