Post #4104904

2026-07-26 05:11 UTC

🔥 If you don't understand water, you don't understand fire. Every wildfire begins long before the first spark. We drain the Earth's groundwater, pave over the land, and send precious rain rushing to the sea instead of letting it nourish the soil. Trees slowly die from thirst until forests become fuel. Every wetland restored, every tree planted, and every drop of rain returned to the ground is a chance to save lives, wildlife, and our future. Don't wait for the next fire. 💧🌍

Replies (5)

@dianea@lgbtqia.space 2026-07-26 06:40

@Abelvicent@mastodon.social An area in our city was constantly flooding. There was nowhere for the water to replenish the soil as it was all paved over. So they removed the massive unused parking lots and returned the ground to the native wildflowers. The flooding for the entire area stopped. Birds returned. Life once again returned.

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@tragivictoria@mastodon.com.pl 2026-07-26 08:15

@Abelvicent@mastodon.social 100 billion more to Israel

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@Bart@todon.eu 2026-07-26 06:29

@Abelvicent@mastodon.social it's not »we« who are doing this, it's a small group of owners of the means of production who are imposing this with military violence #neverforget

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@thelunaticmartin@mastodon.social 2026-07-26 06:21

@Abelvicent@mastodon.social Perhaps after humanity runs its course, the Earth will rejuvenate itself. It is unrealistic that this would occur voluntarily.

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@Su_G@aus.social 2026-07-26 10:59

@Abelvicent@mastodon.social Now add some thirsty data centres. ☹️

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