‘We Are Like Animals’: Inside Greece’s Secret Site for Migrants https://t.co/LVQdN8tcc8

A heatwave from 4 to 13 of February in Antartica has melted about 20% of an Antarctic island's snow in only nine days, according to newly released images from NASA.
#ClimateColapse is a reality today, we need #EverybodyNow

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It was time for our book "The Illicit and Illegal in the Development and Governance of Cities and Regions" to have an (almost) acceptable cost with the paperback edition! https://t.co/f1zTzMKwBt

Please read & share this inspiring, thoughtful, moving thread from Steve Westlake, who bravely spent the last day in the life of a 150-yr-old beech up in its boughs, trying to save this magnificent being from unnecessary felling. More tree-massacring madness in UK cities. https://t.co/GOgWE0g6Ps

The Residents, Collected Videos, 1972-1991: https://t.co/U0joaQudMJ

There is a surprising range of subject matter within Sir John Soane’s library of 7,000 books. Here's the frontispiece of Daniel Defoe’s "A system of magick", 1728, depicting a necromancer summoning spirits in his study. #ObjectoftheWeek

"Examples all over the world show community-initiated projects abruptly turned into profitable businesses, and it is of course far from rare to find that the same community that made a project possible in the first place is later excluded from it." https://t.co/CE51BC67ws

UNE FEMME À L'ACADÉMIE FRANÇAISE - Il y a 40 ans, Marguerite Yourcenar devenait la toute première femme à entrer à l'Académie Française. Dans cette vidéo, elle revenait avec beaucoup de détachement et d’humilité sur ce moment historique.