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Hi all! I’m currently a college student prepping for Uni interviews (for Earth sciences) and I know that a big part of the interview can be based around current news and affairs. I am pretty well read when it comes to books but I always struggle to find much on the media. So I’m hoping that if anyone has any pretty relevant and interesting news around earth sciences/geology please share it here :)

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How could I theoretically make washtion stop raining… aresol.. changing the spin of the earth with more weight on the bottom… ? Any ideas would be appreciated! Preferably something that no one has came up with or in development! Awesome sauce

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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”.

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I found out that that coldness come from other cold points of the earth, however where or how did those places got cold from then?

I know that everything facing the sun would burn to death.

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What would happen if, in an instant all human life no longer existed on earth? This isn’t about where they’d go. It’s about what happens when we, as predators no longer exist on this planet. Will the earth recover or is it too late? I’d expect most species on the brink of extinction now would recover. If humans were at the top of the food chain, which species would replace us? Apes?

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Hello Fellow Earthlings. Normally we enforce a rule that all posts in r/earth need to be Earth-related, but in this weekly thread we relax that and open up for any off-topic discussion you'd like to have with your fellow Earthlings.

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