Taking over the @nos4a2 Instagram account today for Day 2 of @comic_con ! Come on out and say how do… 🕺
BTS of @goldfinchmovie. Still surreal.. In cinemas now ✨🕺🏽😻 #thegoldfinch #glengouldgotme
BTS of @goldfinchmovie. Still surreal.. In cinemas now ✨🕺🏽😻 #thegoldfinch #glengouldgotme
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Perennial truths. Peanut butter is great and @nicolekidman is actual magic. 🤷♀️
FINALLY SOMEONE LET ME DRAW ON MY FACE. Thank you @vogueaustralia for a truly creative shoot, a stimulating conversation about my experience and love for @goldfinchmovie … AND for letting me play @eltonjohn tunez the ENTIRE time 🕺🏽 (somewhat sorry you couldn’t use half the photos because I was singing along. Somewhat). 📸 by photographic/creative genius @hughstewartgallery who encouraged allll the play!
Styled in entirely eco-friendly and ethical garments by @kate_darvill (Link in bio and stay tooned for more photos cos I have no clue how to put it all in one post ✌️)
This achingly beautiful film is going to TIFF and will be out in cinemas September 13 💛✨ @goldfinchmovie
The “lungs of our earth” are on fire. If our earth can’t breathe, neither can we.
Did you know this ecosystem ALONE provides 20% of the oxygen in Earth’s atmosphere & 10% of all known species?
It is vital to ALL life on Earth.
Swipe right to find out ways you can help… like reducing your consumption of animal products (most of these fires were initially lit to clear land for cattle) or even go plant-based (but check your soy and almond sources)! And support indigenous communities who are at the forefront of this fight (they’re fighting for ALL of us! See tags below)… Know that your voices & actions really do matter – on both an individual & political scale 💚
@guajajarasonia
@coiabamazonia
@amazonwatch
@amazonconservationteam
@amazonfrontlines
@greenpeacebrasil
@ConservationOrg #PeopleNeedNature
Excerpts from an array of literature on the matter… (not my words!) Wildfires often occur in the dry season in Brazil, but this year has been worse than normal. Fires are deliberately started in efforts to illegally deforest land for cattle ranching.
72,000 fires have been detected between January and August & more than 9,500 forest fires since Thursday, mostly in the Amazon region.
In comparison, there were fewer than 40,000 in the whole of 2018.
So the two scariest numbers for understanding the fires are this: There are 80 percent more fires this year than there were last summer, according to the Brazilian government. This surge in burning has accompanied a spike in deforestation. More than 1,330 square miles of the Amazon rainforest have been lost since January, a 39% increase over the same period last year, according to The New York Times.
Why are these figures so important? Because Brazil’s political leadership has changed in the past year. On January 1, Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right populist who has openly pined for his country’s authoritarian past, was sworn in as president. During his campaign, he promised to weaken the Amazon’s environmental protections—which have been effective at reducing deforestation for the past two decades—and open up the rainforest to economic development. (Cntd in comments)
The “lungs of our earth” are on fire. If our earth can’t breathe, neither can we.
Did you know this ecosystem ALONE provides 20% of the oxygen in Earth’s atmosphere & 10% of all known species?
It is vital to ALL life on Earth.
Swipe right to find out ways you can help… like reducing your consumption of animal products (most of these fires were initially lit to clear land for cattle) or even go plant-based (but check your soy and almond sources)! And support indigenous communities who are at the forefront of this fight (they’re fighting for ALL of us! See tags below)… Know that your voices & actions really do matter – on both an individual & political scale 💚
@guajajarasonia
@coiabamazonia
@amazonwatch
@amazonconservationteam
@amazonfrontlines
@greenpeacebrasil
@ConservationOrg #PeopleNeedNature
Excerpts from an array of literature on the matter… (not my words!) Wildfires often occur in the dry season in Brazil, but this year has been worse than normal. Fires are deliberately started in efforts to illegally deforest land for cattle ranching.
72,000 fires have been detected between January and August & more than 9,500 forest fires since Thursday, mostly in the Amazon region.
In comparison, there were fewer than 40,000 in the whole of 2018.
So the two scariest numbers for understanding the fires are this: There are 80 percent more fires this year than there were last summer, according to the Brazilian government. This surge in burning has accompanied a spike in deforestation. More than 1,330 square miles of the Amazon rainforest have been lost since January, a 39% increase over the same period last year, according to The New York Times.
Why are these figures so important? Because Brazil’s political leadership has changed in the past year. On January 1, Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right populist who has openly pined for his country’s authoritarian past, was sworn in as president. During his campaign, he promised to weaken the Amazon’s environmental protections—which have been effective at reducing deforestation for the past two decades—and open up the rainforest to economic development. (Cntd in comments)
The “lungs of our earth” are on fire. If our earth can’t breathe, neither can we.
Did you know this ecosystem ALONE provides 20% of the oxygen in Earth’s atmosphere & 10% of all known species?
It is vital to ALL life on Earth.
Swipe right to find out ways you can help… like reducing your consumption of animal products (most of these fires were initially lit to clear land for cattle) or even go plant-based (but check your soy and almond sources)! And support indigenous communities who are at the forefront of this fight (they’re fighting for ALL of us! See tags below)… Know that your voices & actions really do matter – on both an individual & political scale 💚
@guajajarasonia
@coiabamazonia
@amazonwatch
@amazonconservationteam
@amazonfrontlines
@greenpeacebrasil
@ConservationOrg #PeopleNeedNature
Excerpts from an array of literature on the matter… (not my words!) Wildfires often occur in the dry season in Brazil, but this year has been worse than normal. Fires are deliberately started in efforts to illegally deforest land for cattle ranching.
72,000 fires have been detected between January and August & more than 9,500 forest fires since Thursday, mostly in the Amazon region.
In comparison, there were fewer than 40,000 in the whole of 2018.
So the two scariest numbers for understanding the fires are this: There are 80 percent more fires this year than there were last summer, according to the Brazilian government. This surge in burning has accompanied a spike in deforestation. More than 1,330 square miles of the Amazon rainforest have been lost since January, a 39% increase over the same period last year, according to The New York Times.
Why are these figures so important? Because Brazil’s political leadership has changed in the past year. On January 1, Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right populist who has openly pined for his country’s authoritarian past, was sworn in as president. During his campaign, he promised to weaken the Amazon’s environmental protections—which have been effective at reducing deforestation for the past two decades—and open up the rainforest to economic development. (Cntd in comments)
The “lungs of our earth” are on fire. If our earth can’t breathe, neither can we.
Did you know this ecosystem ALONE provides 20% of the oxygen in Earth’s atmosphere & 10% of all known species?
It is vital to ALL life on Earth.
Swipe right to find out ways you can help… like reducing your consumption of animal products (most of these fires were initially lit to clear land for cattle) or even go plant-based (but check your soy and almond sources)! And support indigenous communities who are at the forefront of this fight (they’re fighting for ALL of us! See tags below)… Know that your voices & actions really do matter – on both an individual & political scale 💚
@guajajarasonia
@coiabamazonia
@amazonwatch
@amazonconservationteam
@amazonfrontlines
@greenpeacebrasil
@ConservationOrg #PeopleNeedNature
Excerpts from an array of literature on the matter… (not my words!) Wildfires often occur in the dry season in Brazil, but this year has been worse than normal. Fires are deliberately started in efforts to illegally deforest land for cattle ranching.
72,000 fires have been detected between January and August & more than 9,500 forest fires since Thursday, mostly in the Amazon region.
In comparison, there were fewer than 40,000 in the whole of 2018.
So the two scariest numbers for understanding the fires are this: There are 80 percent more fires this year than there were last summer, according to the Brazilian government. This surge in burning has accompanied a spike in deforestation. More than 1,330 square miles of the Amazon rainforest have been lost since January, a 39% increase over the same period last year, according to The New York Times.
Why are these figures so important? Because Brazil’s political leadership has changed in the past year. On January 1, Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right populist who has openly pined for his country’s authoritarian past, was sworn in as president. During his campaign, he promised to weaken the Amazon’s environmental protections—which have been effective at reducing deforestation for the past two decades—and open up the rainforest to economic development. (Cntd in comments)
The “lungs of our earth” are on fire. If our earth can’t breathe, neither can we.
Did you know this ecosystem ALONE provides 20% of the oxygen in Earth’s atmosphere & 10% of all known species?
It is vital to ALL life on Earth.
Swipe right to find out ways you can help… like reducing your consumption of animal products (most of these fires were initially lit to clear land for cattle) or even go plant-based (but check your soy and almond sources)! And support indigenous communities who are at the forefront of this fight (they’re fighting for ALL of us! See tags below)… Know that your voices & actions really do matter – on both an individual & political scale 💚
@guajajarasonia
@coiabamazonia
@amazonwatch
@amazonconservationteam
@amazonfrontlines
@greenpeacebrasil
@ConservationOrg #PeopleNeedNature
Excerpts from an array of literature on the matter… (not my words!) Wildfires often occur in the dry season in Brazil, but this year has been worse than normal. Fires are deliberately started in efforts to illegally deforest land for cattle ranching.
72,000 fires have been detected between January and August & more than 9,500 forest fires since Thursday, mostly in the Amazon region.
In comparison, there were fewer than 40,000 in the whole of 2018.
So the two scariest numbers for understanding the fires are this: There are 80 percent more fires this year than there were last summer, according to the Brazilian government. This surge in burning has accompanied a spike in deforestation. More than 1,330 square miles of the Amazon rainforest have been lost since January, a 39% increase over the same period last year, according to The New York Times.
Why are these figures so important? Because Brazil’s political leadership has changed in the past year. On January 1, Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right populist who has openly pined for his country’s authoritarian past, was sworn in as president. During his campaign, he promised to weaken the Amazon’s environmental protections—which have been effective at reducing deforestation for the past two decades—and open up the rainforest to economic development. (Cntd in comments)
The “lungs of our earth” are on fire. If our earth can’t breathe, neither can we.
Did you know this ecosystem ALONE provides 20% of the oxygen in Earth’s atmosphere & 10% of all known species?
It is vital to ALL life on Earth.
Swipe right to find out ways you can help… like reducing your consumption of animal products (most of these fires were initially lit to clear land for cattle) or even go plant-based (but check your soy and almond sources)! And support indigenous communities who are at the forefront of this fight (they’re fighting for ALL of us! See tags below)… Know that your voices & actions really do matter – on both an individual & political scale 💚
@guajajarasonia
@coiabamazonia
@amazonwatch
@amazonconservationteam
@amazonfrontlines
@greenpeacebrasil
@ConservationOrg #PeopleNeedNature
Excerpts from an array of literature on the matter… (not my words!) Wildfires often occur in the dry season in Brazil, but this year has been worse than normal. Fires are deliberately started in efforts to illegally deforest land for cattle ranching.
72,000 fires have been detected between January and August & more than 9,500 forest fires since Thursday, mostly in the Amazon region.
In comparison, there were fewer than 40,000 in the whole of 2018.
So the two scariest numbers for understanding the fires are this: There are 80 percent more fires this year than there were last summer, according to the Brazilian government. This surge in burning has accompanied a spike in deforestation. More than 1,330 square miles of the Amazon rainforest have been lost since January, a 39% increase over the same period last year, according to The New York Times.
Why are these figures so important? Because Brazil’s political leadership has changed in the past year. On January 1, Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right populist who has openly pined for his country’s authoritarian past, was sworn in as president. During his campaign, he promised to weaken the Amazon’s environmental protections—which have been effective at reducing deforestation for the past two decades—and open up the rainforest to economic development. (Cntd in comments)
Grand Tetons or Christmasland?
Back-country camping with my loverrr @aaronjakubenko … but you can watch @nos4a2 right now on @amc_tv 🦋❄️
Grand Tetons or Christmasland?
Back-country camping with my loverrr @aaronjakubenko … but you can watch @nos4a2 right now on @amc_tv 🦋❄️
“The road to Christmasland is paved in dreams…” and little deer footprints ❄️ Ep 3 of @nos4a2 tonight on @amc_tv 🌲
Fun fact: @aaronjakubenko and I woke up at 3:45am to hike through this and into the @elleusa @conservationorg event from our back-country campsite in the Grand Tetons. A poignant reminder of the magical Earth these companies are trying to save… as well as facing the heartbreaking reality that it was supposed to be summer. #climatechange Grand Teton National Park
“The road to Christmasland is paved in dreams…” and little deer footprints ❄️ Ep 3 of @nos4a2 tonight on @amc_tv 🌲
Fun fact: @aaronjakubenko and I woke up at 3:45am to hike through this and into the @elleusa @conservationorg event from our back-country campsite in the Grand Tetons. A poignant reminder of the magical Earth these companies are trying to save… as well as facing the heartbreaking reality that it was supposed to be summer. #climatechange Grand Teton National Park
“The road to Christmasland is paved in dreams…” and little deer footprints ❄️ Ep 3 of @nos4a2 tonight on @amc_tv 🌲
Fun fact: @aaronjakubenko and I woke up at 3:45am to hike through this and into the @elleusa @conservationorg event from our back-country campsite in the Grand Tetons. A poignant reminder of the magical Earth these companies are trying to save… as well as facing the heartbreaking reality that it was supposed to be summer. #climatechange Grand Teton National Park
“The road to Christmasland is paved in dreams…” and little deer footprints ❄️ Ep 3 of @nos4a2 tonight on @amc_tv 🌲
Fun fact: @aaronjakubenko and I woke up at 3:45am to hike through this and into the @elleusa @conservationorg event from our back-country campsite in the Grand Tetons. A poignant reminder of the magical Earth these companies are trying to save… as well as facing the heartbreaking reality that it was supposed to be summer. #climatechange Grand Teton National Park
“Humankind has not woven the web of life. We are but one thread within it. Whatever we do to the web, we do to ourselves. All things are bound together. All things connect.”
Chief Seattle, Duwamish
Ahehee to the beautiful Navajo souls who welcomed us onto their sacred land recently, and for teaching us a special kind of appreciation for our world and its inhabitants. Let’s not forget to honour and connect with our indigenous communities.. We have an immense amount to learn from them 🌞🧡 (Ps.. zero filter! It’s simply that magnificent…)
Weeks have gone by and the Amazon is still urgently in need of our help. Thank you @leonardodicaprio for leading by example and shedding light on what your wondrous organization, @earthalliance , is doing with the Amazon Forest Fund. Real change is needed! Consider donating a few dollars (or more – anything counts!!) at the link in my bio. 100% of proceeds go to local organizations to help the local partners and indigenous communities (who are fighting so damn hard to save their lands but also, the rest of us!) protecting the Amazon, the wildlife that lives there, and the health of the planet overall. If you cannot donate, spread awareness and stay educated! 💚🌳👏🏼 #InternationalDayOfCharity
#Repost @leonardodicaprio
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The Amazon desperately needs our help. Whether you are a philanthropist, an organization, or an individual, please help donate to the @earthalliance Amazon Forest Fund to help the local partners and indigenous communities protecting the Amazon, the wildlife that lives there, and the health of the planet overall.
100% of the proceeds go to local organizations. Preventing these fires requires protecting the forests, so help Earth Alliance fight deforestation in the Amazon rainforest. If you cannot contribute, follow @EarthAlliance and help spread the word so we can continue to generate action and change. We hope you will join us however you can.
Get involved and donate at ealliance.org/amazonfund (#linkinbio)
#earthovershootday already?! This is horrifying and heartbreaking… A few weeks ago, @elleaus asked me what was one thing I was doing to help ensure a sustainable future… the first step is changing my consumption habits (less/zero-waste, reusable everything, secondhand clothes, a micro plastic filter in my laundry, plant-based-organic diets, buying local and bulk etc etc etc…) but I chose to talk about Carbon Offsets because I feel a lot of people haven’t really heard much about them. So swipe on right 👉👉👉 I just want to clarify that it isn’t a get-out-of-environmental-impact-guilt-free card. It really should be used it as a last resort to address what you don’t have control over.
Also – do your research… look for a non-profit and certified organisation. Enquire into practices: eg sometimes tree-planting creates a mono-culture or soil erosion so it must be executed with care!
I would love to hear the ways that you’re contributing towards a more sustainable future (and if you have a carbon offset scheme you believe in!) #Repost @easyecotips
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Did you know?
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Today is Earth Overshoot Day 2019.
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What does it mean?
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As of 29th July 2019, the World has already consumed all the natural resources that the Earth can produce in a year. (Water, oil, clean air, etc.)
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This means that we are now living on credit until the end of the year, spending natural resources much faster than the Earth can produce them.
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This date is a global date. Swipe and take a look at your Country’s overshoot day. As you will see, all countries are far from equal!
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Now tag your friends and try to calculate your personal overshoot day with the link in our story, and comment below to let us know how well (or bad) you are doing. 😉
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Link in the story or here: https://www.footprintcalculator.org
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#easyecotips #greentips #ecology #savetheplanet #zerowaste #zerowasteliving #zerowastelifestyle #zerowastelife #plasticfree #nomoreplastic #noplasticbags #greenliving #sustainableliving #reducereuserecycle #climatechange #globalwarming #earthovershootday #earthovershootday2019 #movethedate #footprint #reuse #reusereducerecycle #earth #planet #naturalresources #nature
#earthovershootday already?! This is horrifying and heartbreaking… A few weeks ago, @elleaus asked me what was one thing I was doing to help ensure a sustainable future… the first step is changing my consumption habits (less/zero-waste, reusable everything, secondhand clothes, a micro plastic filter in my laundry, plant-based-organic diets, buying local and bulk etc etc etc…) but I chose to talk about Carbon Offsets because I feel a lot of people haven’t really heard much about them. So swipe on right 👉👉👉 I just want to clarify that it isn’t a get-out-of-environmental-impact-guilt-free card. It really should be used it as a last resort to address what you don’t have control over.
Also – do your research… look for a non-profit and certified organisation. Enquire into practices: eg sometimes tree-planting creates a mono-culture or soil erosion so it must be executed with care!
I would love to hear the ways that you’re contributing towards a more sustainable future (and if you have a carbon offset scheme you believe in!) #Repost @easyecotips
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Did you know?
.
Today is Earth Overshoot Day 2019.
.
What does it mean?
.
As of 29th July 2019, the World has already consumed all the natural resources that the Earth can produce in a year. (Water, oil, clean air, etc.)
.
This means that we are now living on credit until the end of the year, spending natural resources much faster than the Earth can produce them.
.
This date is a global date. Swipe and take a look at your Country’s overshoot day. As you will see, all countries are far from equal!
.
Now tag your friends and try to calculate your personal overshoot day with the link in our story, and comment below to let us know how well (or bad) you are doing. 😉
.
Link in the story or here: https://www.footprintcalculator.org
.
.
.
#easyecotips #greentips #ecology #savetheplanet #zerowaste #zerowasteliving #zerowastelifestyle #zerowastelife #plasticfree #nomoreplastic #noplasticbags #greenliving #sustainableliving #reducereuserecycle #climatechange #globalwarming #earthovershootday #earthovershootday2019 #movethedate #footprint #reuse #reusereducerecycle #earth #planet #naturalresources #nature
June 2nd. 10/9c.
On @amc_tv. 💀
@nos4a2_amc #nos4a2
