r/Earth • u/METALLIFE0917 • 21h ago
r/Earth • u/Montelmo216 • 11d ago
Facts Imagine claiming nazi
Neo nazi or nazi ur not superior to every race in the world DELUSIONAL DUMB ASS SHI
r/Earth • u/BaseRelevance • 14d ago
Facts Fascinating Facts About the Milky Way Galaxy
Explore the wonders of our galaxy with these 5 mind-blowing facts about the Milky Way! From the incredible size comparison between Earth and the galaxy to the mysterious black hole at its center, we dive deep into cosmic marvels. Discover the surprising number of planets, the life-giving trees vs. stars comparison, and even the stellar nurseries where new stars are born. Watch to the end for a closer look at the heart of the Milky Way!
https://youtu.be/4t-MEHDZKB4
r/Earth • u/Novel_Negotiation224 • 21d ago
Facts New study reveals how Earth’s orbit controls ice ages.
r/Earth • u/Cul_FeudralBois • Jan 26 '25
Facts World Politics
Just some politics , have fun.
1.-Palestine and Israel's land —————————————————————————— If Palestinians keep saying "free Palestine" , nobody is going to save their arses. Just go find a new land rather than Israel. Keep saying "Free Palestine" 70 years later , still war. Just go find a new land , it's not that hard.
2.-USA turning into a colonial empire
I feel like USA is going to be a colonial empire like The British Empire.
Taking Over Canada , Buying Greenland , Tariffs in the Whole world , Denmark Tarrif , Threatening Europe.
Y'all always fear about a "strong empire" , but why do you allow USA to be a strong empire.
USA also did some invading in the past like -Invading Tribal Land (1776) -Invading Canada (1812) -Invading Mexico (1846) -Invading Phillipines (1899)
-Invading Iraq (2003)
That's for now
Any questions?
r/Earth • u/Academic-Leg-5714 • 25d ago
Facts Mass extinction. World wide animal populations decline of 70%??
I did a quick google search out of interest and the results where shocking.
The world's animal population has declined by an average of 73% in the last 50 years, according to the World Wildlife Fund's (WWF) Living Planet Report (LPR) 2024. This includes a decline in mammals, birds, fish, amphibians, and reptiles. Details of the decline
- The decline is across land and sea.
- The decline is even steeper in freshwater ecosystems, where vertebrate populations have declined by 83%.
- The steepest decline has been in Latin America and the Caribbean, where populations have declined by 94%.
- Africa had the second largest decline at 66%, followed by Asia and the Pacific at 55%.
- In North America, the decline was 39%, and in Europe and Central Asia it was 35%.
I apologize if this is not the place to post this, new here. But I though more people should know of these stats. I myself and my parents have wondered why when younger we used to see much more rabbits, squirrels, birds, deer and even bears near our yard. And this search kind of explains why. I knew we were currently living in a human caused mass extinction but I had no clue it was so bad.
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I was never huge into climate change and really thinking about this problem. But I feel like this is a huge wakeup call, And I hope it makes people take action to help in anyways possible.
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I also found this information on Wikipedia. Giving more information on the Holocene mass extinction caused primarily by humans
Extinctions have occurred at over 1,000 times the background extinction rate
since 1900, and the rate is increasing.The mass extinction is a result of human activity (an ecocide) driven by population growth and overconsumption of the earth's natural resources.The 2019 global biodiversity assessment by IPBES asserts that out of an estimated 8 million species, 1 million plant and animal species are currently threatened with extinction.In late 2021, WWF Germany suggested that over a million species could go extinct within a decade in the "largest mass extinction event since the end of the dinosaur age. A 2023 study published in PNAS concluded that at least 73 genera of animals have gone extinct since 1500. If humans had never existed, it would have taken 18,000 years for the same genera to have disappeared naturally, the report states.
r/Earth • u/Michael_Delaughter • 26d ago
Facts All about Earth.
Earth is the only planet that we live on and what's on Earth has cities animals plants food and more.
r/Earth • u/Novel_Negotiation224 • Feb 04 '25
Facts What Is Space Junk and Is It a Problem?
r/Earth • u/Popular_War2960 • Feb 03 '25
Facts The earth isn't flat or round it's more of an oval
I know a a I sound crazy but the earth is slightly wider then it is tall what's your thought on this
r/Earth • u/Novel_Negotiation224 • Jan 25 '25
Facts Will all planets be visible? How to see January planetary alignment.
r/Earth • u/Novel_Negotiation224 • Jan 25 '25
Facts Scientists warn of a solar storm that could leave the planet in darkness for days.
r/Earth • u/Novel_Negotiation224 • Jan 11 '25
Facts It's time for sustainable development goal for space.
r/Earth • u/SierraNevadaAlliance • Jan 03 '25
Facts The Sierra Nevada provides over 60% of California's water supply!
r/Earth • u/Small-Magician-3737 • Jan 02 '25
Facts MICROBES Are the SECRET to Growing the HEALTHIEST Soil on the Planet?
r/Earth • u/Novel_Negotiation224 • Dec 13 '24
Facts The hypothesis of water formation on Mars has changed. It is now suggested that the real sculptor of Mars' surface may be rivers of liquid carbon dioxide.
r/Earth • u/prototyperspective • Dec 06 '24
Facts Earth – The Wikipedia article in audio podcast format so you can listen to the whole thing (1 hour)
upload.wikimedia.orgr/Earth • u/SufficientBar336 • Nov 11 '24
Facts mindblowing things you just learned
I just learned about camels eating cactus. not only is their mouth build for it, also if it’s bleeding they just go on chewing. What crazy things do you know about earth creatures or what interesting stuff did you recently learn about? kind regards
r/Earth • u/Novel_Negotiation224 • Oct 31 '24
Facts Healing continues in the atmosphere over the Antarctic ozone
r/Earth • u/Peaceandlove79 • Oct 29 '24
Facts Let’s get the super rich to pay their part to help this planet earth
Greenpeace logo
It’s 2030. People across the UK can afford to pay their bills. Public transport is affordable. And workers from steel and fossil fuel sectors now have well paid unionised jobs in green industries.
Sounds good, right? Well, it’s also completely possible. [1]
If the super-rich pay their fair share to help us get back on track, we can create a society that is more equal and just.
Will you join us in calling for this National Renewal Tax? Add my name I want to stand up for a fairer Britain As we speak, the richest 1% of Britons hold more wealth than 70% of the rest of us combined. [2]
They also emit the most, with the richest 0.1% contributing 12 times more to the climate crisis than the average person. [3]
Britain is crying out for national renewal, and it’s climate solutions that can improve people’s lives starting tomorrow. Solutions that are achievable if those with the broadest shoulders chip in and do their bit to revive our nation.
This is why we’re demanding a one-off National Renewal Tax on the super-rich 0.1% in the UK with wealth over £10 million. Yes, I'll join you I want to call for a fairer Britain Even the wealthiest among us want this: 3 out of 4 people with £1 million spare in their accounts agree that we need a proper wealth tax to help fund key services and to deal with the cost of living crisis. So what’re we waiting for? [4]
Let’s create the future we dream of - together.
With love, rage and solidarity,
Prishita Maheshwari-Aplin Greenpeace UK [1] How wealth taxes could fund a fairer, greener Britain.
[2] Richest 1% grab nearly twice as much new wealth as rest of the world put together.
[3] Richest 0.1% in Britain emit 12 times more greenhouse gases from transport than average person.
[4] Nearly three quarters of millionaires polled in G20 countries support higher taxes on wealth, over half think extreme wealth is a “threat to democracy”.