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Modern agricultural monocultures destroy biodiversity.
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If you want to support queer-affirming mutual aid and reproductive justice in a historically poor and Black neighborhood in Alabama, donate to the Free Store!!! We’re on both patreon and venmo at @bhamfreestore - the patreon covers supplies and running costs, and the venmo is a virtual tip jar that compensates the volunteers who keep it running
Throughout North America — and beyond — public libraries have quietly become the places to share whatever it may be that people wish to share in a non-monetized context. Katarina Michnik and Catarina Eriksson report how, in some Swedish public libraries, you can now check out bikes, bicycle helmets, bike pumps, fitness equipment and other “tools that facilitate active pastimes.”

This activity typically emerges at the grassroots, with local partners coming together to utilize the infrastructure of the public library to share resources, skills and space. In the United States, approximately 96 percent of the population lives within a public library service area, and about half of U.S. libraries are located in small towns and rural areas. This social infrastructure is extremely decentralized, with nearly 90 percent of library funding coming from municipal or county sources.


https://www.shareable.net/coming-soon-to-a-library-near-you-a-sharing-culture/
Tepuis are table-top mountains found in the northern portion of the South America. They are normally present as isolated plateaus that rise up to a kilometer above the surrounding rainforest.

This elevation isolates the plateaus of the Tepuis from the lower forest, creating unique ecological islands, with a big diversity of endemic flora and fauna that have independently evolved in a cooler and more humid climate than the forest down below.