Troublemakers
@troublemakers.bsky.social
We're a Seattle-area climate-focused NVDA group dedicated to training, supporting, and activating folks working for climate justice and aligned movements....
Because business as usual is trouble for us all.
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Because business as usual is trouble for us all.
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this is what I'm grinding for
November 26, 2025 at 6:38 PM
this is what I'm grinding for
Green tomato pie with loads of jarlsberg and onions is just...mwah!
November 26, 2025 at 5:07 AM
Green tomato pie with loads of jarlsberg and onions is just...mwah!
The bicycle is the most efficient mode of transportation ever...and is also a 19th century technology. Win some, lose some!
November 26, 2025 at 4:59 AM
The bicycle is the most efficient mode of transportation ever...and is also a 19th century technology. Win some, lose some!
…near residential communities and a river already suffering from a century of pollution.
WTAF? Sign here! www.drcc.org
WTAF? Sign here! www.drcc.org
Duwamish River Community Coalition
An empowered Duwamish Valley community thriving in a healthy and just environment.
www.drcc.org
November 22, 2025 at 12:40 AM
…near residential communities and a river already suffering from a century of pollution.
WTAF? Sign here! www.drcc.org
WTAF? Sign here! www.drcc.org
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November 21, 2025 at 3:51 PM
AI is a land and water grab.
These consequences are to the executive team, but they’re not irrelevant to us. We’ve been organizing to hold the company accountable.”
These consequences are to the executive team, but they’re not irrelevant to us. We’ve been organizing to hold the company accountable.”
November 20, 2025 at 3:51 AM
AI is a land and water grab.
These consequences are to the executive team, but they’re not irrelevant to us. We’ve been organizing to hold the company accountable.”
These consequences are to the executive team, but they’re not irrelevant to us. We’ve been organizing to hold the company accountable.”
“There are economic benefits, but what are the consequences to the resources that we maybe can’t get back?”
November 20, 2025 at 3:45 AM
“There are economic benefits, but what are the consequences to the resources that we maybe can’t get back?”
So even more than the massive use of water for cooling, it’s water in the mining and the GPU manufacture that we should worry about…
Also: in small towns it’s expensive to run a water utility, and more so as more is used.
Also: in small towns it’s expensive to run a water utility, and more so as more is used.
November 20, 2025 at 3:03 AM
So even more than the massive use of water for cooling, it’s water in the mining and the GPU manufacture that we should worry about…
Also: in small towns it’s expensive to run a water utility, and more so as more is used.
Also: in small towns it’s expensive to run a water utility, and more so as more is used.