Good afternoon, everyone! I'm so glad to be here today to talk about an issue that's close to my heart: the environment. As you all know, the environment is an essential part of our lives, providing us with clean air, water, and food. Yet, despite its importance, the environment is currently facing several challenges, including pollution, deforestation, and climate change. As individuals, we have a responsibility to take a stand and make a difference. That's why I'm here today: to inspire you to take action and promote environmental awareness.

First and foremost, it's important to understand the significance of environmental awareness. Awareness means being knowledgeable and informed about the state of the environment, as well as the negative impacts that human activities are having on it. Without awareness, we risk destroying the very ecosystems that we rely on for survival. Awareness not only encourages individuals to make better choices, but it also empowers them to advocate for change at the local, national, and global levels.

Secondly, it's important to acknowledge the challenges we face in protecting the environment. The issues we're faced with are complex and multifaceted, making the solutions seem unattainable. However, we have the power to make a difference, no matter how small or how big. By raising awareness and taking action, we can contribute to the collective effort to protect the environment. As Martin Luther King Jr. once said, "The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy." By taking a stand for the environment, we can all make a difference.

And what does taking action look like? First and foremost, it's about making small changes in our daily lives. Small changes can have a big impact on the environment. Whether it's reducing water usage, recycling, or consuming less, every little effort counts. It's important to remember that we're all in this together, and our actions have consequences, both positive and negative.

But above all else, taking action means advocating for change. It means writing to our representatives, signing petitions, and supporting environmental organizations. It means voting for candidates and legislation

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sand steamer......

“What do you mean he’s scary!! Look at him!”

— taking artistic liberties to scrunkle the face of @shepherds-of-haven’s Blade Bronwyn - a man with 0.6% body fat lol

rose’s sanctuary, materials watercolor, pen, sharpie.

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Oh little children of fate, what grand prizes you make Made by lemonjuiceday

if i have to read any variation of the sentiment "crowley doesn't care about the world, he only cares about himself and aziraphale" with my only human eyes ever again i will not be responsible for my actions

DAY THREE OF DRAWING TWOMP BACKGROUND CHARACTERS!!!

First appearance: Well MAF obviously, but I’m twomp in the episode Halloween with Mr Plant

Status: Alive, I don’t think Ashur would ever kill him in twomp

Can you put your plant away for now?

~✿ But it's beautiful ✿~

不良執念清除師│Oh No! Here Comes Trouble (2023)

Grief.

(Oneshot) Mr. Plant tries to deal with the death of Mr. Flower. Argos wants to help.

Word count: 2.5k

Only real Bloom fans know about the secret extended Grief fic that will kill readers upon impact. Enjoy this version that will spare you.

the major appeal of the Corn Maze is tapping into the human experience of Being Surrounded By Maize During Harvest . i love you corn and i love walking in circles under an autumn sun while you rustle gently and smell exactly as you always have for the past many hundreds of years at this same time in this same spot. effervescent

When did 2 gallons of milk start costing over $10?

Minimum wage here is $7.25

did I just have the thought "I should really have a signature earring I only wear in one ear that everyone knows me by"

Happy Spring 2023 - Part 3! 🌺🪴💐

This is a showcase of the Texas Bluebonnet, also known as the Texas State flower. Wild Bluebonnets only bloom in the early spring and find themselves all along highways and pastures across the state in patches that can span acres. Thanks to the Texas Highway Department and many other influential figures, these and other wildflowers are protected by the State. It’s even illegal to pick them without proper cause. Something I found out recently, was that they can come in a variety of colors, such as pink, red, and even strait white, although these are quite rare.

It’s so impressive to watch these amazing creatures!

Nature is magnificent