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It’s mind-blowing how much the Mercator projection distorts our perception of relative country size. #dataviz

https://t.co/l49dMZvlh9

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It’s mind-blowing how much the Mercator projection distorts our perception of relative country size. #dataviz

https://t.co/l49dMZvlh9 https://t.co/iGuMGKF2Cm

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It’s mind-blowing how much the Mercator projection distorts our perception of relative country size. #dataviz https://t.co/l49dMZvlh9 pic.twitter.com/iGuMGKF2Cm
— Randy Olson (@randal_olson) August 14, 2019

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It’s mind-blowing how much the Mercator projection distorts our perception of relative country size. #dataviz

https://t.co/l49dMZvlh9 https://t.co/iGuMGKF2Cm

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It’s mind-blowing how much the Mercator projection distorts our perception of relative country size. #dataviz

https://t.co/l49dMZvlh9 https://t.co/iGuMGKF2Cm

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It’s mind-blowing how much the Mercator projection distorts our perception of relative country size. #dataviz

https://t.co/l49dMZvlh9

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It’s mind-blowing how much the Mercator projection distorts our perception of relative country size. #dataviz

https://t.co/l49dMZvlh9

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It’s mind-blowing how much the Mercator projection distorts our perception of relative country size. #dataviz

https://t.co/l49dMZvlh9 https://t.co/iGuMGKF2Cm

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It’s mind-blowing how much the Mercator projection distorts our perception of relative country size. #dataviz https://t.co/l49dMZvlh9 pic.twitter.com/iGuMGKF2Cm
— Randy Olson (@randal_olson) August 14, 2019

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It’s mind-blowing how much the Mercator projection distorts our perception of relative country size. #dataviz

https://t.co/l49dMZvlh9 https://t.co/iGuMGKF2Cm

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It’s mind-blowing how much the Mercator projection distorts our perception of relative country size. #dataviz

https://t.co/l49dMZvlh9 https://t.co/iGuMGKF2Cm

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It’s mind-blowing how much the Mercator projection distorts our perception of relative country size. #dataviz

https://t.co/l49dMZvlh9

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Éthiopie : Ils gagnent 23€ par mois pour fabriquer des vêtements Calvin Klein ou H&M https://t.co/5T7n3yttuE #Economie

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Éthiopie : Ils gagnent 23€ par mois pour fabriquer des vêtements Calvin Klein ou H&M https://t.co/5T7n3yttuE #Economie https://t.co/yHN8X6bNtk

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Éthiopie : Ils gagnent 23€ par mois pour fabriquer des vêtements Calvin Klein ou H&M https://t.co/5T7n3yttuE #Economie pic.twitter.com/yHN8X6bNtk
— L'important (@Limportant_fr) September 10, 2019

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Éthiopie : Ils gagnent 23€ par mois pour fabriquer des vêtements Calvin Klein ou H&M https://t.co/5T7n3yttuE #Economie https://t.co/yHN8X6bNtk

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Éthiopie : Ils gagnent 23€ par mois pour fabriquer des vêtements Calvin Klein ou H&M https://t.co/5T7n3yttuE #Economie https://t.co/yHN8X6bNtk

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Éthiopie : Ils gagnent 23€ par mois pour fabriquer des vêtements Calvin Klein ou H&M https://t.co/5T7n3yttuE #Economie

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A view of Hurricane Dorian 🌪 from the coasts of Florida.

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A view of Hurricane Dorian 🌪 from the coasts of Florida. https://t.co/1CgHofJ2LG

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A view of Hurricane Dorian 🌪 from the coasts of Florida. pic.twitter.com/1CgHofJ2LG
— Physics-astronomy.org (@OrgPhysics) September 6, 2019

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A view of Hurricane Dorian 🌪 from the coasts of Florida. https://t.co/1CgHofJ2LG

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A view of Hurricane Dorian 🌪 from the coasts of Florida. https://t.co/1CgHofJ2LG

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A view of Hurricane Dorian 🌪 from the coasts of Florida.

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Freedom level, 2019. (100 = most free)

🇫🇮FIN: 100
🇸🇪SWE: 100
🇳🇴NOR: 100
🇨🇦CAN: 99
🇦🇺AUS: 98
🇯🇵JPN: 96
🇩🇪GER: 94
🇬🇧GBR: 93
🇫🇷FRA: 90
🇺🇸USA: 86
🇧🇷BRA: 75
🇮🇳IND: 75
🇨🇴COL: 66
🇲🇽MEX: 63
🇲🇾MAS: 52
🇳🇬NGR: 50
🇵🇰PAK: 39
🇹🇷TUR: 31
🇷🇺RUS: 20
🇨🇳CHN: 11
🇸🇦KSA: 7
🇸🇾SYR: 0

(Freedom House)
— World Index (@theworldindex) September 4, 2019

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The #garbagepatch in the Pacific Ocean is now 3 times the size of France. This Let's buy less not more.

#Usleless #Wasteless #EndPlasticPollution #BreakFreeFromPlastic #RidiculousPackaging

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The #garbagepatch in the Pacific Ocean is now 3 times the size of France. This Let's buy less not more.

#Usleless #Wasteless #EndPlasticPollution #BreakFreeFromPlastic #RidiculousPackaging https://t.co/DQip252xYF

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The #garbagepatch in the Pacific Ocean is now 3 times the size of France. This Let's buy less not more.#Usleless #Wasteless #EndPlasticPollution #BreakFreeFromPlastic #RidiculousPackaging pic.twitter.com/DQip252xYF
— Mike Hudema (@MikeHudema) September 2, 2019

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The #garbagepatch in the Pacific Ocean is now 3 times the size of France. This Let's buy less not more.

#Usleless #Wasteless #EndPlasticPollution #BreakFreeFromPlastic #RidiculousPackaging https://t.co/DQip252xYF

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The #garbagepatch in the Pacific Ocean is now 3 times the size of France. This Let's buy less not more.

#Usleless #Wasteless #EndPlasticPollution #BreakFreeFromPlastic #RidiculousPackaging https://t.co/DQip252xYF

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The #garbagepatch in the Pacific Ocean is now 3 times the size of France. This Let's buy less not more.

#Usleless #Wasteless #EndPlasticPollution #BreakFreeFromPlastic #RidiculousPackaging

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Memorial University researcher drives 3,250 kilometres in his electric vehicle for only $30. https://t.co/jTKHIO1PeW

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Memorial University researcher drives 3,250 kilometres in his electric vehicle for only $30. https://t.co/jTKHIO1PeW

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Memorial University researcher drives 3,250 kilometres in his electric vehicle for only $30. https://t.co/jTKHIO1PeW
— CBC News (@CBCNews) August 28, 2019

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Memorial University researcher drives 3,250 kilometres in his electric vehicle for only $30. https://t.co/jTKHIO1PeW

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Memorial University researcher drives 3,250 kilometres in his electric vehicle for only $30. https://t.co/jTKHIO1PeW

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Memorial University researcher drives 3,250 kilometres in his electric vehicle for only $30. https://t.co/jTKHIO1PeW

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A gigantic cloud of smoke has formed over the Amazon.

This is what its extent refers to other parts of the world.

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A gigantic cloud of smoke has formed over the Amazon.

This is what its extent refers to other parts of the world. https://t.co/iah2fmzgb5

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A gigantic cloud of smoke has formed over the Amazon.

This is what its extent refers to other parts of the world. pic.twitter.com/iah2fmzgb5
— Domenico (@AvatarDomy) August 25, 2019

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A gigantic cloud of smoke has formed over the Amazon.

This is what its extent refers to other parts of the world. https://t.co/iah2fmzgb5

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A gigantic cloud of smoke has formed over the Amazon.

This is what its extent refers to other parts of the world. https://t.co/iah2fmzgb5

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A gigantic cloud of smoke has formed over the Amazon.

This is what its extent refers to other parts of the world.

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It’s mind-blowing how much the Mercator projection distorts our perception of relative country size. #dataviz

https://t.co/l49dMZvlh9

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It’s mind-blowing how much the Mercator projection distorts our perception of relative country size. #dataviz

https://t.co/l49dMZvlh9 https://t.co/iGuMGKF2Cm

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It’s mind-blowing how much the Mercator projection distorts our perception of relative country size. #dataviz https://t.co/l49dMZvlh9 pic.twitter.com/iGuMGKF2Cm
— Randy Olson (@randal_olson) August 14, 2019

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It’s mind-blowing how much the Mercator projection distorts our perception of relative country size. #dataviz

https://t.co/l49dMZvlh9 https://t.co/iGuMGKF2Cm

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It’s mind-blowing how much the Mercator projection distorts our perception of relative country size. #dataviz

https://t.co/l49dMZvlh9 https://t.co/iGuMGKF2Cm

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It’s mind-blowing how much the Mercator projection distorts our perception of relative country size. #dataviz

https://t.co/l49dMZvlh9

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📹 C’est un phénomène qui touche toute l’Afrique de l’Ouest, mais dont les effets sont particulièrement dévastateurs au Togo: chaque année, la mer grignote plus de 2 mètres de côte, et jusqu’à 10 mètres à certains endroits du littoral #AFP

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📹 C’est un phénomène qui touche toute l’Afrique de l’Ouest, mais dont les effets sont particulièrement dévastateurs au Togo: chaque année, la mer grignote plus de 2 mètres de côte, et jusqu’à 10 mètres à certains endroits du littoral #AFP https://t.co/BErSCrkKHN

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📹 C’est un phénomène qui touche toute l’Afrique de l’Ouest, mais dont les effets sont particulièrement dévastateurs au Togo: chaque année, la mer grignote plus de 2 mètres de côte, et jusqu’à 10 mètres à certains endroits du littoral #AFP pic.twitter.com/BErSCrkKHN
— Agence France-Presse (@afpfr) August 14, 2019

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📹 C’est un phénomène qui touche toute l’Afrique de l’Ouest, mais dont les effets sont particulièrement dévastateurs au Togo: chaque année, la mer grignote plus de 2 mètres de côte, et jusqu’à 10 mètres à certains endroits du littoral #AFP https://t.co/BErSCrkKHN

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📹 C’est un phénomène qui touche toute l’Afrique de l’Ouest, mais dont les effets sont particulièrement dévastateurs au Togo: chaque année, la mer grignote plus de 2 mètres de côte, et jusqu’à 10 mètres à certains endroits du littoral #AFP https://t.co/BErSCrkKHN

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📹 C’est un phénomène qui touche toute l’Afrique de l’Ouest, mais dont les effets sont particulièrement dévastateurs au Togo: chaque année, la mer grignote plus de 2 mètres de côte, et jusqu’à 10 mètres à certains endroits du littoral #AFP

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Une fois utilisé, ce sac spécial se dissout dans l' #eau et devient de la #nourriture pour poissons https://t.co/8bgziiKUBg

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Une fois utilisé, ce sac spécial se dissout dans l' #eau et devient de la #nourriture pour poissons https://t.co/8bgziiKUBg

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Une fois utilisé, ce sac spécial se dissout dans l' #eau et devient de la #nourriture pour poissons https://t.co/8bgziiKUBg
— Léo (@LeoAuteur) August 14, 2019

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Une fois utilisé, ce sac spécial se dissout dans l' #eau et devient de la #nourriture pour poissons https://t.co/8bgziiKUBg

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Une fois utilisé, ce sac spécial se dissout dans l' #eau et devient de la #nourriture pour poissons https://t.co/8bgziiKUBg

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Une fois utilisé, ce sac spécial se dissout dans l' #eau et devient de la #nourriture pour poissons https://t.co/8bgziiKUBg

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These four countries are already running on almost 100% #renewableenergy.

We have solutions to #climate crisis. What's missing is the political will to implement them.

⁠#ActOnClimate #climate #energy #tech #solar #wind #renewables  @JustinTrudeau

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These four countries are already running on almost 100% #renewableenergy.

We have solutions to #climate crisis. What's missing is the political will to implement them.

⁠#ActOnClimate #climate #energy #tech #solar #wind #renewables  @JustinTrudeau https://t.co/n10aRQWZyX

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These four countries are already running on almost 100% #renewableenergy.

We have solutions to #climate crisis. What's missing is the political will to implement them.

⁠#ActOnClimate #climate #energy #tech #solar #wind #renewables @JustinTrudeau pic.twitter.com/n10aRQWZyX
— Mike Hudema (@MikeHudema) August 13, 2019

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These four countries are already running on almost 100% #renewableenergy.

We have solutions to #climate crisis. What's missing is the political will to implement them.

⁠#ActOnClimate #climate #energy #tech #solar #wind #renewables  @JustinTrudeau https://t.co/n10aRQWZyX

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These four countries are already running on almost 100% #renewableenergy.

We have solutions to #climate crisis. What's missing is the political will to implement them.

⁠#ActOnClimate #climate #energy #tech #solar #wind #renewables  @JustinTrudeau https://t.co/n10aRQWZyX

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These four countries are already running on almost 100% #renewableenergy.

We have solutions to #climate crisis. What's missing is the political will to implement them.

⁠#ActOnClimate #climate #energy #tech #solar #wind #renewables  @JustinTrudeau

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Meet China's first 100-megawatt molten salt tower #solar thermal power station in Dunhuang, Gansu, which has the world's tallest endothermic tower at 260m and can generate 390 million kilowatt-hours annually

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Meet China's first 100-megawatt molten salt tower #solar thermal power station in Dunhuang, Gansu, which has the world's tallest endothermic tower at 260m and can generate 390 million kilowatt-hours annually https://t.co/gdqL2ySv4T

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Meet China's first 100-megawatt molten salt tower #solar thermal power station in Dunhuang, Gansu, which has the world's tallest endothermic tower at 260m and can generate 390 million kilowatt-hours annually pic.twitter.com/gdqL2ySv4T
— People's Daily, China (@PDChina) August 13, 2019

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Meet China's first 100-megawatt molten salt tower #solar thermal power station in Dunhuang, Gansu, which has the world's tallest endothermic tower at 260m and can generate 390 million kilowatt-hours annually https://t.co/gdqL2ySv4T

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Meet China's first 100-megawatt molten salt tower #solar thermal power station in Dunhuang, Gansu, which has the world's tallest endothermic tower at 260m and can generate 390 million kilowatt-hours annually https://t.co/gdqL2ySv4T

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Meet China's first 100-megawatt molten salt tower #solar thermal power station in Dunhuang, Gansu, which has the world's tallest endothermic tower at 260m and can generate 390 million kilowatt-hours annually

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This giant map has no province names or boundaries, few names of current cities and towns. 

Instead, it shows Indigenous communities, languages and treaties. @Bearhead_C

https://t.co/iJpw5ggoO3

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This giant map has no province names or boundaries, few names of current cities and towns. 

Instead, it shows Indigenous communities, languages and treaties. @Bearhead_C

https://t.co/iJpw5ggoO3

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This giant map has no province names or boundaries, few names of current cities and towns.

Instead, it shows Indigenous communities, languages and treaties. @Bearhead_C https://t.co/iJpw5ggoO3
— Unreserved (@CBCUnreserved) August 11, 2019

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This giant map has no province names or boundaries, few names of current cities and towns. 

Instead, it shows Indigenous communities, languages and treaties. @Bearhead_C

https://t.co/iJpw5ggoO3

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This giant map has no province names or boundaries, few names of current cities and towns. 

Instead, it shows Indigenous communities, languages and treaties. @Bearhead_C

https://t.co/iJpw5ggoO3

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This giant map has no province names or boundaries, few names of current cities and towns. 

Instead, it shows Indigenous communities, languages and treaties. @Bearhead_C

https://t.co/iJpw5ggoO3

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Which country truly puts the most plastic in the ocean?

Hint:

It's not the United States.

Learn the truth 👇

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Which country truly puts the most plastic in the ocean?

Hint:

It's not the United States.

Learn the truth 👇 https://t.co/HlCTy6m9Nl

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Which country truly puts the most plastic in the ocean?

Hint:

It's not the United States.

Learn the truth 👇 pic.twitter.com/HlCTy6m9Nl
— PragerU (@prageru) August 6, 2019

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Which country truly puts the most plastic in the ocean?

Hint:

It's not the United States.

Learn the truth 👇 https://t.co/HlCTy6m9Nl

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Which country truly puts the most plastic in the ocean?

Hint:

It's not the United States.

Learn the truth 👇 https://t.co/HlCTy6m9Nl

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Which country truly puts the most plastic in the ocean?

Hint:

It's not the United States.

Learn the truth 👇

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What's in an iPhone? These scientists made an iPhone smoothie to find out

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What's in an iPhone? These scientists made an iPhone smoothie to find out https://t.co/ntm2O3EO9i

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What's in an iPhone? These scientists made an iPhone smoothie to find out pic.twitter.com/ntm2O3EO9i
— Mashable (@mashable) August 1, 2019

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What's in an iPhone? These scientists made an iPhone smoothie to find out https://t.co/ntm2O3EO9i

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What's in an iPhone? These scientists made an iPhone smoothie to find out https://t.co/ntm2O3EO9i

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What's in an iPhone? These scientists made an iPhone smoothie to find out

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67 000 #cartes historiques à télécharger. #Histoire #Géographie  https://t.co/hC3hVXaCY6

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67 000 #cartes historiques à télécharger. #Histoire #Géographie  https://t.co/hC3hVXaCY6

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67 000 #cartes historiques à télécharger. #Histoire #Géographie https://t.co/hC3hVXaCY6
— Isabelle Marie (@isabellemgs75) July 27, 2019

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67 000 #cartes historiques à télécharger. #Histoire #Géographie  https://t.co/hC3hVXaCY6

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67 000 #cartes historiques à télécharger. #Histoire #Géographie  https://t.co/hC3hVXaCY6

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67 000 #cartes historiques à télécharger. #Histoire #Géographie  https://t.co/hC3hVXaCY6

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Faire de l'électricité tout en rendant l'eau de mer potable: des panneaux solaires révolutionnaires https://t.co/28cJRDCpaV #Tech

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Faire de l'électricité tout en rendant l'eau de mer potable: des panneaux solaires révolutionnaires https://t.co/28cJRDCpaV #Tech https://t.co/BFuX4QVQ4Y

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Faire de l'électricité tout en rendant l'eau de mer potable: des panneaux solaires révolutionnaires https://t.co/28cJRDCpaV #Tech pic.twitter.com/BFuX4QVQ4Y
— L'important (@Limportant_fr) July 12, 2019

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Faire de l'électricité tout en rendant l'eau de mer potable: des panneaux solaires révolutionnaires https://t.co/28cJRDCpaV #Tech https://t.co/BFuX4QVQ4Y

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Faire de l'électricité tout en rendant l'eau de mer potable: des panneaux solaires révolutionnaires https://t.co/28cJRDCpaV #Tech https://t.co/BFuX4QVQ4Y

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Faire de l'électricité tout en rendant l'eau de mer potable: des panneaux solaires révolutionnaires https://t.co/28cJRDCpaV #Tech

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PS#2 1st Annual Battleship Tournament today! 5th Grade Rm 265 was crowned the champions! #mathisfun #authenticlearning #battleship @SuperintClara @wnyps2 @WestNYSchools @FRSNewJersey @HudsonCoNJDOE https://t.co/TbLdcvDgwi

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This is EPIC! @DrLRepollet @FRSNewJersey @kenbondedu @DynamicDuda338 @ShivanPersadEDU @Principal_H @jedipadmaster #WeAreDolphins #PS2Pride https://t.co/WmlE22OwyQ
— bibiana prada (@bookgirl614) June 25, 2019

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PS#2 1st Annual Battleship Tournament today! 5th Grade Rm 265 was crowned the champions! #mathisfun #authenticlearning #battleship @SuperintClara @wnyps2 @WestNYSchools @FRSNewJersey @HudsonCoNJDOE https://t.co/TbLdcvDgwi

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PS#2 1st Annual Battleship Tournament today! 5th Grade Rm 265 was crowned the champions! #mathisfun #authenticlearning #battleship @SuperintClara @wnyps2 @WestNYSchools @FRSNewJersey @HudsonCoNJDOE https://t.co/TbLdcvDgwi

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Le Fleurdelisé flotte fièrement sur la Place du #Québec à Paris. Merci aux élus Maire de la @mairie6paris pour l’honneur que vous que vous faites aux Québécoises et aux Québécois.
#FêteNationale #FêteNationaleQc #24juin ⚜️

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Le Fleurdelisé flotte fièrement sur la Place du #Québec à Paris. Merci aux élus Maire de la @mairie6paris pour l’honneur que vous que vous faites aux Québécoises et aux Québécois.
#FêteNationale #FêteNationaleQc #24juin ⚜️ https://t.co/Q9KFhzlnOA

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Le Fleurdelisé flotte fièrement sur la Place du #Québec à Paris. Merci aux élus Maire de la @mairie6paris pour l’honneur que vous que vous faites aux Québécoises et aux Québécois.#FêteNationale #FêteNationaleQc #24juin ⚜️ pic.twitter.com/Q9KFhzlnOA
— Québec en France (@Quebec_FR) June 24, 2019

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Le Fleurdelisé flotte fièrement sur la Place du #Québec à Paris. Merci aux élus Maire de la @mairie6paris pour l’honneur que vous que vous faites aux Québécoises et aux Québécois.
#FêteNationale #FêteNationaleQc #24juin ⚜️ https://t.co/Q9KFhzlnOA

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Le Fleurdelisé flotte fièrement sur la Place du #Québec à Paris. Merci aux élus Maire de la @mairie6paris pour l’honneur que vous que vous faites aux Québécoises et aux Québécois.
#FêteNationale #FêteNationaleQc #24juin ⚜️ https://t.co/Q9KFhzlnOA

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Le Fleurdelisé flotte fièrement sur la Place du #Québec à Paris. Merci aux élus Maire de la @mairie6paris pour l’honneur que vous que vous faites aux Québécoises et aux Québécois.
#FêteNationale #FêteNationaleQc #24juin ⚜️

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La Magione : un «éco-village» italien modèle de durabilité, d'efficacité énergétique et économique https://t.co/5fG94XpLJf

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La Magione : un «éco-village» italien modèle de durabilité, d'efficacité énergétique et économique https://t.co/5fG94XpLJf https://t.co/YwYGk2XEoI

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La Magione : un «éco-village» italien modèle de durabilité, d'efficacité énergétique et économique https://t.co/5fG94XpLJf pic.twitter.com/YwYGk2XEoI
— L'important (@Limportant_fr) June 5, 2019

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La Magione : un «éco-village» italien modèle de durabilité, d'efficacité énergétique et économique https://t.co/5fG94XpLJf

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Il y a autant de meurtres au Brésil que dans tous les pays en bleu @BayesReality

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Il y a autant de meurtres au Brésil que dans tous les pays en bleu @BayesReality https://t.co/1WKN7bZMSl

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Il y a autant de meurtres au Brésil que dans tous les pays en bleu @BayesReality pic.twitter.com/1WKN7bZMSl
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Il y a autant de meurtres au Brésil que dans tous les pays en bleu @BayesReality https://t.co/1WKN7bZMSl

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Il y a autant de meurtres au Brésil que dans tous les pays en bleu @BayesReality

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Nos collègues @SRClanglois et @fredericlacelle ont dû surmonter de nombreuses embûches pour réaliser leurs reportages sur le Dr Denis Mukwege et sur le travail des enfants dans des mines de coltan, en République démocratique du Congo. Voyez les coulisses de leur périple.

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Nos collègues @SRClanglois et @fredericlacelle ont dû surmonter de nombreuses embûches pour réaliser leurs reportages sur le Dr Denis Mukwege et sur le travail des enfants dans des mines de coltan, en République démocratique du Congo. Voyez les coulisses de leur périple. https://t.co/Sl4eDWMQAN

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Nos collègues @SRClanglois et @fredericlacelle ont dû surmonter de nombreuses embûches pour réaliser leurs reportages sur le Dr Denis Mukwege et sur le travail des enfants dans des mines de coltan, en République démocratique du Congo. Voyez les coulisses de leur périple. pic.twitter.com/Sl4eDWMQAN
— Radio-Canada Info (@RadioCanadaInfo) May 17, 2019

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Nos collègues @SRClanglois et @fredericlacelle ont dû surmonter de nombreuses embûches pour réaliser leurs reportages sur le Dr Denis Mukwege et sur le travail des enfants dans des mines de coltan, en République démocratique du Congo. Voyez les coulisses de leur périple. https://t.co/Sl4eDWMQAN

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Nos collègues @SRClanglois et @fredericlacelle ont dû surmonter de nombreuses embûches pour réaliser leurs reportages sur le Dr Denis Mukwege et sur le travail des enfants dans des mines de coltan, en République démocratique du Congo. Voyez les coulisses de leur périple. https://t.co/Sl4eDWMQAN

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Nos collègues @SRClanglois et @fredericlacelle ont dû surmonter de nombreuses embûches pour réaliser leurs reportages sur le Dr Denis Mukwege et sur le travail des enfants dans des mines de coltan, en République démocratique du Congo. Voyez les coulisses de leur périple.

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31m2 de panneaux photovoltaïques: ce camping-car roule sans carburant https://t.co/ggtXA5Vz6z #Tech

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31m2 de panneaux photovoltaïques: ce camping-car roule sans carburant https://t.co/ggtXA5Vz6z #Tech https://t.co/fYuRfcm8Mz

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31m2 de panneaux photovoltaïques: ce camping-car roule sans carburant https://t.co/ggtXA5Vz6z #Tech pic.twitter.com/fYuRfcm8Mz
— L'important (@Limportant_fr) May 7, 2019

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31m2 de panneaux photovoltaïques: ce camping-car roule sans carburant https://t.co/ggtXA5Vz6z #Tech https://t.co/fYuRfcm8Mz

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31m2 de panneaux photovoltaïques: ce camping-car roule sans carburant https://t.co/ggtXA5Vz6z #Tech https://t.co/fYuRfcm8Mz

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31m2 de panneaux photovoltaïques: ce camping-car roule sans carburant https://t.co/ggtXA5Vz6z #Tech

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Skunk pigs appear to mourn for members of their herd when they die

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Skunk pigs appear to mourn for members of their herd when they die https://t.co/rcYI2ZicUL

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Skunk pigs appear to mourn for members of their herd when they die pic.twitter.com/rcYI2ZicUL
— National Geographic (@NatGeo) May 6, 2019

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Skunk pigs appear to mourn for members of their herd when they die https://t.co/rcYI2ZicUL

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Skunk pigs appear to mourn for members of their herd when they die

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It's taken me 45 trips around the sun, but for the first time in my life I know what it feels like to have a "band-aid" in my own skin tone. You can barely even spot it in the first image. For real I'm holding back tears.

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It's taken me 45 trips around the sun, but for the first time in my life I know what it feels like to have a "band-aid" in my own skin tone. You can barely even spot it in the first image. For real I'm holding back tears. https://t.co/GZR7hRBkJf

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It's taken me 45 trips around the sun, but for the first time in my life I know what it feels like to have a "band-aid" in my own skin tone. You can barely even spot it in the first image. For real I'm holding back tears. pic.twitter.com/GZR7hRBkJf
— Dominique Apollon (@ApollonTweets) April 19, 2019

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Word Water Day: How to leave no one behind - Vatican News

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World Water Day (ANSA)

World Water Day, marked by the United Nations on Friday, March 22nd, is about tackling the water crisis by addressing the reasons why so many people are without this basic human right. Richard Connor is the Editor in Chief of the UN's World Water Development Report and talks about the crisis, who is affected, and how we can help.
By Francesca Merlo
"One of the biggest problems in terms of governance over water is the lack of participation by those in need. We need to find ways to give these people a voice. They are aware of their needs, and they need to be able to express them... they can help in choosing the best fit solution for their situation".

This is the message Richard Connor, Editor in Chief on the United Nations' World Water Development Report, has for those of us who have the power to help make a change in the water crisis.

A "global" crisis

The water crisis is not so much a "global" one, as it is often referred to. Richard Connor explains that it is more a series of "small, or not so small, crises". The water crisis "depends on who you are and where you are".

He explains that in some cases, the issue is that there is too much water, in others there is too little water, in some, the water is too dirty, and in some cases, the issue is all three things - throughout the year.

The dirty water crisis

Richard Connor goes on to explain what he means by dirty water.

"In rural environments", he says, we still have large problems with herbicides and pesticides, but the largest problem is with nitrogen and phosphorus: fertilisers". These substances, create 'algal blooms', which "in turn, really deteriorate the quality of the water."

When the water is too dirty, he explains, the issue is not only that humans cannot consume it, but also that the quality of the water is too poor for cattle and other animals. The issue is then transformed into "the cost of treating the water", which, as a consequence, increases dramatically.

In urban areas, the problem is related to the sanitation system, meaning that there are elements present in the water that when consumed lead to diarrhea and dysentery when consumed.

"Unfortunately, 80% of the world's waste water is released into the environment without any treatment whatsoever", says Richard Connor.

The waste water crisis

The term "waste water" is actually an oxymoron, he says. In many other languages, it is actually called what we would translate as "used water". It is, in fact, dirty water.

"Waste water is not a waste, it is a resource", it contains - of course - lots of water that can be reused. Even if not for human consumption it can be used, for example, for crops and for washing streets and buildings in urban centres.

The "contaminants" in waste water can also be extracted and used: The nutrients from the fecal matter in some waste water contain nutrients which can, and should, be used as fertiliser.

In wastewater treatment plants, through a process called anaerobic decomposition, the organic matter in the water is transformed into methane, which is a natural gas. This biogas can be used to actually run the treatment plants and make them energy self-sufficient. The methane can also be exported to be used, and even sold, as fuel. In Stockholm, the buses and some taxis run entirely off the natural gases produced in their wastewater treatment plant.

Saving water

"Of course saving water begins at home," says Richard Connor. He explains that when you are saving water in the house, "you're not just saving water for the environment, you're also saving all the energy required to purify the water, to make it potable and to actually pump the water into your house". With the evermore-present issue of climate change, saving water in the household is a very effective way of "not only saving water", but also of reducing energy use.

Human Consuption

The other side to saving water is that human consumption in reality only represents around 10% of the water that we withdraw and use across the world. The vast majority of water, 70%, is used in agriculture.

Every time we consume something, "we are using or 'eating' the water that is required to generate" whatever it is that we are consuming.

"If you really want to be water friendly, it is a good idea to think about, for example the amount of meat you eat", because meat has a high water footprint. Richard Connor says that if everybody in the West shifted their diet a little, by for example, replacing some of the meat proteins with legumes and vegetable protein, "it would make an absolutely huge impact on the amount of water we withdraw for agriculture."

Water in Energy

Solar and wind power use practically no water whatsoever, in comparison to the amount of water used in nuclear and thermalpower plants. "The more we switch our energy mix towards these renewables, the less water we will be using".

Therefore...

If you combine what we can do at home, what we consume on our dinner plates and what we consume in terms of energy - we can make a huge change in terms of diminishing our water demands as the human population grows from 7.5 billion now to roughly 9 billion by 2050.

"There's still plenty of water to support 9 billion people on the planet - it's just a question of how we use it".

World Water Day 2019

The theme for world water day this year is "leaving no one behind", so what should we do in order to ensure that no one is left behind?

"There's a voluntary blindness on the part of certain authorities", says Richard Connor, because the poor, especially in slums, remain hidden. At times, they do not pay taxes; at times "out of sheer necessity", they are renting their homes illegally. For this reason, for lack of a legal registration, the authorities will say "you're not allowed to be here so we don't have to fulfill the basic human right on sanitation".

"That is a policy that completely needs to be overcome and overlooked", says Richard Connor. "Once people have access to sanitation they are healthier, they can work more, they can work better, and they can go to school".

A right

This policy, Richard Connor concludes, leads to maintaining inequalities and causes people to remain in poverty, whereas inequalities need to be fought, so that everyone can have the rights that they are entitled to - including water.

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World Water Day: How to leave no one behind - Vatican News

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World Water Day, marked by the United Nations on Friday, March 22nd, is about tackling the water crisis by addressing the reasons why so many people are without this basic human right. Richard Connor is the Editor in Chief of the UN's World Water Development Report and talks about the crisis, who is affected, and how we can help.

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Formidable ! Un engin qui nettoie les ports https://t.co/YOTZsX5L52 @sciencenaturep1

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Formidable ! Un engin qui nettoie les ports https://t.co/YOTZsX5L52 @sciencenaturep1 https://t.co/34ZSYm7K3I

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Formidable ! Un engin qui nettoie les ports https://t.co/YOTZsX5L52 @sciencenaturep1 pic.twitter.com/34ZSYm7K3I
— L'important (@Limportant_fr) February 6, 2019

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Records de Températures mondiales depuis 1850

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Imagine sitting in one place and watching the weather since 1850.  Which years are the warmest, which are the coldest, how often are new annual records set?

Well here is an animation to help find out.

#GlobalWarming strongly shapes the distribution at the end of the animation.

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Imagine sitting in one place and watching the weather since 1850.  Which years are the warmest, which are the coldest, how often are new annual records set?

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#GlobalWarming strongly shapes the distribution at the end of the animation. https://t.co/Fz3Qkqh4Tu

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Imagine sitting in one place and watching the weather since 1850. Which years are the warmest, which are the coldest, how often are new annual records set?

Well here is an animation to help find out.#GlobalWarming strongly shapes the distribution at the end of the animation. pic.twitter.com/Fz3Qkqh4Tu
— Dr. Robert Rohde (@RARohde) January 6, 2019

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Imagine sitting in one place and watching the weather since 1850.  Which years are the warmest, which are the coldest, how often are new annual records set?

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#GlobalWarming strongly shapes the distribution at the end of the animation. https://t.co/Fz3Qkqh4Tu

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Imagine sitting in one place and watching the weather since 1850.  Which years are the warmest, which are the coldest, how often are new annual records set?

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#GlobalWarming strongly shapes the distribution at the end of the animation. https://t.co/Fz3Qkqh4Tu

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Imagine sitting in one place and watching the weather since 1850.  Which years are the warmest, which are the coldest, how often are new annual records set?

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#GlobalWarming strongly shapes the distribution at the end of the animation.

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VIDEO: New $10 bill enters Canadian circulation today https://t.co/q5blFidiBQ

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A great day! https://t.co/Yd1pgFmbmf
— Rhonda GallantMorari (@Rhondor) November 19, 2018

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VIDEO: New $10 bill enters Canadian circulation today https://t.co/q5blFidiBQ

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VIDEO: New $10 bill enters Canadian circulation today https://t.co/q5blFidiBQ

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#RT @larrykim: 🏠These Mobile houses can fold and unfold in just 10 minutes.

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#RT @larrykim: 🏠These Mobile houses can fold and unfold in just 10 minutes. https://t.co/ai4LoR1Lu9

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— Rena Ahuja. Reasoning with me is fun ! (@ReasonRena) October 28, 2018

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These #solar panels use the sun to make water. Solutions are everywhere. 

Let's stop wasting time and go #renewables.

#PanelsNotPipelines #climate #energy #cdnpoli #StopKM #go100re

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These #solar panels use the sun to make water. Solutions are everywhere. 

Let's stop wasting time and go #renewables.

#PanelsNotPipelines #climate #energy #cdnpoli #StopKM #go100re https://t.co/9ovYNDd5vW

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These #solar panels use the sun to make water. Solutions are everywhere.

Let's stop wasting time and go #renewables.#PanelsNotPipelines #climate #energy #cdnpoli #StopKM #go100re pic.twitter.com/9ovYNDd5vW
— Mike Hudema (@MikeHudema) October 23, 2018

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These #solar panels use the sun to make water. Solutions are everywhere. 

Let's stop wasting time and go #renewables.

#PanelsNotPipelines #climate #energy #cdnpoli #StopKM #go100re https://t.co/9ovYNDd5vW

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Let's stop wasting time and go #renewables.

#PanelsNotPipelines #climate #energy #cdnpoli #StopKM #go100re https://t.co/9ovYNDd5vW

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#PanelsNotPipelines #climate #energy #cdnpoli #StopKM #go100re

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Un blanc raciste exige qu'une dame noire change de place sur un vol Ryanair. Incroyable, le personnel change la place de la dame https://t.co/afNQZNegTO @marcelsel

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Un blanc raciste exige qu'une dame noire change de place sur un vol Ryanair. Incroyable, le personnel change la place de la dame https://t.co/afNQZNegTO @marcelsel https://t.co/ccjynaObZD

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— L'important (@Limportant_fr) October 22, 2018

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Amazing sidewalk art in front of an Apple store to remind them of where that coltan (the mineral used to make the phones/laptops etc) comes from. Mining for coltan in the Congo has resulted in many deaths & human rights violations. Eduardo Relero is the artist.

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Amazing sidewalk art in front of an Apple store to remind them of where that coltan (the mineral used to make the phones/laptops etc) comes from. Mining for coltan in the Congo has resulted in many deaths & human rights violations. Eduardo Relero is the artist. https://t.co/oFZPS7kJBt

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Amazing sidewalk art in front of an Apple store to remind them of where that coltan (the mineral used to make the phones/laptops etc) comes from. Mining for coltan in the Congo has resulted in many deaths & human rights violations. Eduardo Relero is the artist. pic.twitter.com/oFZPS7kJBt
— Dominique Christina🇵🇦 (@nyarloka) July 5, 2018

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Amazing sidewalk art in front of an Apple store to remind them of where that coltan (the mineral used to make the phones/laptops etc) comes from. Mining for coltan in the Congo has resulted in many deaths & human rights violations. Eduardo Relero is the artist. https://t.co/oFZPS7kJBt

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Amazing sidewalk art in front of an Apple store to remind them of where that coltan (the mineral used to make the phones/laptops etc) comes from. Mining for coltan in the Congo has resulted in many deaths & human rights violations. Eduardo Relero is the artist. https://t.co/oFZPS7kJBt

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Amazing sidewalk art in front of an Apple store to remind them of where that coltan (the mineral used to make the phones/laptops etc) comes from. Mining for coltan in the Congo has resulted in many deaths & human rights violations. Eduardo Relero is the artist.

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This desert farm is harvesting food using nothing but sunlight and seawater

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This desert farm is harvesting food using nothing but sunlight and seawater https://t.co/WBYqri43vf

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— Mashable (@mashable) June 11, 2018

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Ancient organic material & mysterious methane! @MarsCuriosity rover has found new evidence preserved in rocks suggesting the planet could’ve supported ancient life + new evidence in the atmosphere that relates to the search for current life on Mars: https://t.co/jVYUfbjWbl

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Ancient organic material & mysterious methane! @MarsCuriosity rover has found new evidence preserved in rocks suggesting the planet could’ve supported ancient life + new evidence in the atmosphere that relates to the search for current life on Mars: https://t.co/jVYUfbjWbl https://t.co/ZHzBUbZJgU

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Ancient organic material & mysterious methane! @MarsCuriosity rover has found new evidence preserved in rocks suggesting the planet could’ve supported ancient life + new evidence in the atmosphere that relates to the search for current life on Mars: https://t.co/jVYUfbjWbl pic.twitter.com/ZHzBUbZJgU
— NASA (@NASA) June 7, 2018

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Ancient organic material & mysterious methane! @MarsCuriosity rover has found new evidence preserved in rocks suggesting the planet could’ve supported ancient life + new evidence in the atmosphere that relates to the search for current life on Mars: https://t.co/jVYUfbjWbl https://t.co/ZHzBUbZJgU

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Ancient organic material & mysterious methane! @MarsCuriosity rover has found new evidence preserved in rocks suggesting the planet could’ve supported ancient life + new evidence in the atmosphere that relates to the search for current life on Mars: https://t.co/jVYUfbjWbl https://t.co/ZHzBUbZJgU

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Ancient organic material & mysterious methane! @MarsCuriosity rover has found new evidence preserved in rocks suggesting the planet could’ve supported ancient life + new evidence in the atmosphere that relates to the search for current life on Mars: https://t.co/jVYUfbjWbl

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A DECADE has passed since Larry Diamond, a political scientist at Stanford University, put forward the idea of a global "democratic recession". The tenth edition of the Economist Intelligence Unit's Democracy Index suggests that this unwelcome trend remains firmly in place. The index, which comprises 60 indicators across five broad categories-electoral process and pluralism, functioning of government, political participation, democratic political culture and civil liberties-concludes that less than 5% of the world's population currently lives in a "full democracy". Nearly a third live under authoritarian rule, with a large share of those in China. Overall, 89 of the 167 countries assessed in 2017 received lower scores than they had the year before.

Norway remains the most democratic country in the ranking, a position it has held since 2010, and western Europe accounts for 14 of the 19 "full democracies" that make up the ranking's top tier. Nonetheless, the region's average score slipped slightly in 2017, to an average of 8.38 points out of 10. The Spanish government's attempt to stop Catalonia's independence referendum by force on October 1st caused the country's score to fall by 0.22 points, leaving it just 0.08 points above the "flawed democracy" threshold. In Malta, the unresolved murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia, an anti-corruption blogger, raised questions about the rule of law and the authorities' willingness to investigate sensitive crimes, leading to a drop of 0.24 points. And France, already a "flawed democracy" according to the taxonomy of the index, fell further down the table, even though its voters firmly rejected a far-right candidate in a presidential election last year. The country's civil-liberties score declined because its legislature passed a law expanding the government's emergency powers.

The star performer in the 2017 rankings is the Gambia. After 22 years of rule by Yahya Jammeh, a dictator who suppressed political freedoms, centralised powers within his ethnic group and used the army to instil fear, the country enjoyed its first-ever democratic transfer of power last year. As a result, its democracy score improved from 2.91, classified as an "authoritarian regime", to 4.06, a "hybrid regime" 30 places higher in the rankings. Conversely, the most notable declines occurred in Indonesia, which fell from 48th place to 68th, and Venezuela, whose score dropped into the "authoritarian regime" category. America sits in 21st place in the ranking, level with Italy. It remains a "flawed democracy" for the second year in a row.

Correction (February 1st 2018) : South Korea's overall score of 7.996 puts it in the "flawed democracy" category, but it was originally coloured on the map and chart above as a "full democracy". This has now been corrected.

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En bleu foncé : la surface de panneaux solaires qui suffirait à couvrir tous les besoins en énergie de l'Australie 🇦🇺 https://t.co/sEzIgvctOL

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En bleu foncé : la surface de panneaux solaires qui suffirait à couvrir tous les besoins en énergie de l'Australie 🇦🇺 https://t.co/sEzIgvctOL https://t.co/rmkDaZzVGJ

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En bleu foncé : la surface de panneaux solaires qui suffirait à couvrir tous les besoins en énergie de l'Australie 🇦🇺 https://t.co/sEzIgvctOL pic.twitter.com/rmkDaZzVGJ
— L'important (@Limportant_fr) May 8, 2018

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En bleu foncé : la surface de panneaux solaires qui suffirait à couvrir tous les besoins en énergie de l'Australie 🇦🇺 https://t.co/sEzIgvctOL https://t.co/rmkDaZzVGJ

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En bleu foncé : la surface de panneaux solaires qui suffirait à couvrir tous les besoins en énergie de l'Australie 🇦🇺 https://t.co/sEzIgvctOL https://t.co/rmkDaZzVGJ

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En bleu foncé : la surface de panneaux solaires qui suffirait à couvrir tous les besoins en énergie de l'Australie 🇦🇺 https://t.co/sEzIgvctOL

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Énergies renouvelables : plus de 10 millions d'emplois dans le monde https://t.co/4209ft6jzm @IRENA

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Énergies renouvelables : plus de 10 millions d'emplois dans le monde https://t.co/4209ft6jzm @IRENA https://t.co/I3oBw5pt9m

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Énergies renouvelables : plus de 10 millions d'emplois dans le monde https://t.co/4209ft6jzm @IRENA pic.twitter.com/I3oBw5pt9m
— L'important (@Limportant_fr) May 8, 2018

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The Bajau people can stay under water for as long as 13 minutes as they hunt for fish and harvest natural objects for crafts. In this post, we'll explore what this has to do with faith and science. https://t.co/pJ20mPboPs

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The Bajau people can stay under water for as long as 13 minutes as they hunt for fish and harvest natural objects for crafts. In this post, we'll explore what this has to do with faith and science. https://t.co/pJ20mPboPs
— Magis Center (@MagisCenter) May 3, 2018

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Esclavage : 315 ans, 10millions d'êtres humains, 20000 voyages en 2mn https://t.co/44ObuMe9Cm #Monde

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— L'important (@Limportant_fr) May 2, 2018

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Indigenous teens in Saskatchewan are using #machinima to bring life to ancient stories.

Read more about the #yqr @OfficialRPL program that made it possible: https://t.co/hIv2BkZ6XB #yxe #sask #storytelling cc: @atTheMAG @_abtec_

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Indigenous teens in Saskatchewan are using #machinima to bring life to ancient stories.

Read more about the #yqr @OfficialRPL program that made it possible: https://t.co/hIv2BkZ6XB #yxe #sask #storytelling cc: @atTheMAG @_abtec_ https://t.co/xQUW5m0Nz5

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Indigenous teens in Saskatchewan are using #machinima to bring life to ancient stories.

Read more about the #yqr @OfficialRPL program that made it possible: https://t.co/hIv2BkZ6XB #yxe #sask #storytelling cc: @atTheMAG @_abtec_ pic.twitter.com/xQUW5m0Nz5
— CBC Saskatchewan (@CBCSask) April 17, 2018

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Indigenous teens in Saskatchewan are using #machinima to bring life to ancient stories.

Read more about the #yqr @OfficialRPL program that made it possible: https://t.co/hIv2BkZ6XB #yxe #sask #storytelling cc: @atTheMAG @_abtec_ https://t.co/xQUW5m0Nz5

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Indigenous teens in Saskatchewan are using #machinima to bring life to ancient stories.

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De -6000 à 2070 : des cartes interactives pour voir le changement climatique https://t.co/1milQzoyUv #Planète

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De -6000 à 2070 : des cartes interactives pour voir le changement climatique https://t.co/1milQzoyUv #Planète https://t.co/4XJ6SIS63G

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De -6000 à 2070 : des cartes interactives pour voir le changement climatique https://t.co/1milQzoyUv #Planète pic.twitter.com/4XJ6SIS63G
— L'important (@Limportant_fr) April 14, 2018

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Sanctuary - Lunar Art and Science Time Capsule

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How Solar Thermal Works In Your Home https://t.co/PADye72F2q #Solar

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How Solar Thermal Works In Your Home https://t.co/PADye72F2q #Solar

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How Solar Thermal Works In Your Home https://t.co/PADye72F2q #Solar
— Latest Solar News (@LatestSolarNews) April 10, 2018

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How Solar Thermal Works In Your Home https://t.co/PADye72F2q #Solar

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Si une civilisation extraterrestre venait à observer notre civilisation de loin, la caractéristique la plus marquante serait probablement notre capacité à détruire notre environnement. Pollution atmosphérique, continent de plastique, changement climatique, déforestation, extinctions massives d'espèces... devant tout ce triste palmarès, la dégradation de l'espace qui entoure notre planète pourrait sembler anecdotique.

Pourtant, l'espace est devenu indispensable pour un nombre considérable d'outils que nous utilisons sans même y penser et dont la dégradation serait susceptible d'avoir des conséquences graves, voire dramatiques. Il ne faut pas attendre le jour où un avion de ligne ait un accident parce qu'un morceau de métal de quelques centimètres aura détruit un satellite de positionnement pour réaliser qu'il y a un vrai problème.

"Eviter que l'espace soit aussi endommagé que les océans"

Une équipe de scientifiques britanniques vient de tirer la sonnette d'alarme en affirmant qu'une réglementation internationale et des investissements doivent intervenir de manière urgente pour éviter que l'espace soit aussi endommagé que les océans par l'activité humaine. Faute d'une telle régulation, le développement spatial pourrait "impacter des fonctions essentielles, comme les communications mondiales ou les observations vitales de la Terre" ainsi que le possible développement du tourisme spatial ou des activités économiques (mines sur les astéroïdes, conquête de la Lune et des autres planètes...).

"L'espace devient de plus en plus accessible, et chaque pays, université, compagnie ou même école sont désormais capables de construire un satellite et de le faire lancer dans l'espace, et c'est vraiment excitant", explique Sir Martin Sweeting, professeur à l'université du Surrey. "Le tourisme spatial sera au départ pour les super-riches, mais il deviendra de plus en plus abordable avec le temps, tout comme les voyages aériens l'ont été au siècle dernier", poursuit-il. "Mais nous devons procéder avec précautions, nous ne voulons pas créer davantage de débris, car ceux que nous avons déjà représentent un gros risque pour les futures missions robotiques ou habitées."

6.300 tonnes de déchets spatiaux

Vue d'artiste de débris spatiaux (ESA )

Ce sont des morceaux de satellites ou de fusées qui errent au-dessus de nos têtes. Ils sont les résultats de collisions ou d'éjections de parties superflues lors des lancements (des morceaux de premier étage par exemple). Il y a aussi des satellites hors d'usage. Le tout s'est accumulé en 60 ans de conquête spatiale jusqu'à atteindre des niveaux astronomiques.

Difficile d'avoir des chiffres précis sur le nombre de ces morceaux de métal et de plastique. La Nasa à elle seule suivrait dans les 23.000 objets de plus de 2 cm, mais ce n'est que la partie émergée de l'iceberg. L'an dernier, lors de sa 7ème conférence sur le sujet, l'agence spatiale européenne (Esa) évaluait à 8.000 tonnes le poids total des engins spatiaux en orbite autour de la Terre, dont... 6.300 tonnes de satellites hors service et de morceaux plus ou moins gros !

Selon certaines estimations, il y aurait environ 750.000 morceaux de plus d'1 cm et 166 millions de plus d'1 mm. Lorsqu'on sait qu'un bout de métal d'à peine 5 mm peut faire une bosse de 40 cm dans un panneau solaire, on imagine le danger pour la navigation spatiale de ces nuages de débris qui se déplacent à une vitesse moyenne de 40.000 km/h.

La situation pourrait d'ailleurs fortement s'aggraver avec la multiplication des mini-satellites, les . Des chercheurs de l'université de Southampton (Angleterre) ont modélisé l'évolution du trafic spatial en ajoutant ces CubeSat, qui ont tendance à être envoyés par escadrilles entières. Selon leurs résultats, ces nouveaux arrivants pourraient augmenter les risques de collisions catastrophiques (destruction d'un satellite...) de 50%.

Le panneau solaire du satellite Sentinel 1A avant et après l'impact d'un débris de moins de 5 mm : la zone endommagée fait 40 cm de diamètre. (ESA)

Morceaux contaminés et trou dans l'ionosphère

La chute de la station spatiale chinoise Tiangong-1 pouvait sembler anecdotique vu la probabilité ridiculement faible que l'un de ses morceaux puisse atteindre un être humain. Il n'était cependant pas impossible que l'un de ces fragments, même tombé en zone désertique, soit retrouvé par une personne mal informée. Le danger devenait alors tout autre : la contamination par des matières dangereuses. "Pour votre sécurité, ne touchez aucun débris que vous puissiez trouver au sol et ne respirez pas les vapeurs qu'ils pourraient émettre", prévenait le site spécialisé Aerospace . Les engins spatiaux peuvent en effet contenir des produits toxiques, comme l', qui est utilisée dans les carburants pour fusées.

Même sans débris, les fusées peuvent causer des dommages à l'environnement technologique qui évolue autour de la planète. Un exemple nous en est donné par une étude taïwanaise publiée en début d'année dans la revue Space Weather . En août 2017, une fusée Falcon 9 de SpaceX met en orbite un satellite. Jusque là, rien d'exceptionnel, mais selon les chercheurs, l'angle inhabituel de lancement ce jour-là a provoqué des effets perturbateurs sur l' ionosphère , une couche de l'atmosphère qui a un rôle important dans la transmission des ondes radio.

Le passage de la fusée aurait créé une onde de choc d'une surface équivalente à plus de 3 fois celle de la France. La conséquence ? Un "trou" dans la fameuse ionosphère susceptible entre autres de perturber les GPS jusqu'à causer des erreurs d'un mètre. Dans ce cas précis, la perturbation a été toute théorique, mais les auteurs préviennent que de tels événements "devraient s'accroître à un rythme énorme dans un futur proche," du fait de l'augmentation de notre présence dans l'espace.

Des accords internationaux mais...

En théorie, les satellites lancés aujourd'hui devraient avoir un dispositif leur permettant, en fin de vie, soit de plonger dans l'atmosphère pour s'y consumer entièrement soit d'aller plus loin, sur une orbite "cimetière" où ils ne gêneraient pas le trafic spatial présent et futur. C'est le cas pour nombre d'entre eux, mais pas tous... Le comité des Nations unies pour l'usage pacifique de l'espace a adopté un texte en ce sens en 2008 , mais les moyens de contraindre états et sociétés privées ne sont pas énormes.

"Le traité de l'Antarctique stipule que vous devez enlever tout ce que vous avez apporté dans cette région lorsque vous en repartez", déclarait fin mars le professeur Paul Monks, de l'université de Leicester, lors d'une conférence à Hong Kong. "Nous devrions considérer comment nous rassembler pour créer des réglementations similaires pour protéger l'espace."

Au harpon ou au filet ?

Il ne suffira pas de prendre des mesures pour éviter de créer de nouveaux débris spatiaux, même si elles sont indispensables. Il faudra également nettoyer l'orbite terrestre des déchets qu'elle contient déjà. C'est pour tester différentes méthodes de nettoyage spatial que la mission RemoveDebris, financée par l'Union Européenne, a été transportée à bord de la station spatiale internationale lundi 2 avril.

Une fois déployé par les astronautes, le satellite-robot tentera de capturer des débris grâce à un filet ou à un harpon. Il testera également une méthode de "dé-orbitage" : le déploiement d'une voile qui ralentira un satellite, suffisamment pour qu'il ne puisse plus se maintenir en orbite et qu'il aille brûler dans l'atmosphère.

RemoveDebris va ainsi montrer qu'il existe des solutions pour nettoyer l'espace et pour éviter de le polluer davantage.

La mission RemoveDebris va tester des méthodes de capture et de dé-orbitage de satellites.

L'espace, à quoi ça sert ?

Les systèmes GPS ne servent pas seulement à vous aider à retrouver votre chemin dans une campagne inconnue. Ils servent à l'agriculture, à la géologie, ils sont devenus indispensables à la navigation, aérienne ou maritime et demain les voitures sans chauffeur dépendront entièrement de leur fiabilité.

Internet, le téléphone, la télévision, la radio, tout cela est aujourd'hui en grande partie tributaire de satellites donc de l'espace environnant la Terre. En outre, de nombreux progrès sont réalisés grâce à la présence humaine dans l'espace (médecine, nouveaux matériaux, etc.)

Dans un avenir proche, on ira aussi chercher des métaux rares sur des astéroïdes ou sur la Lune, et on pourra peut-être également produire de l'énergie dans l'espace à destination des populations terrestres. Mais pour cela il faut que la banlieue de la Terre ne soit pas un cimetière de satellites et de fusées...

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L'humanité pollue aussi l'espace, et c'est de pire en pire

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Special delivery! This time-lapse look at @SpaceX's #Dragon cargo craft packs 90 minutes of the ship's arrival at the @Space_Station on April 4 into just one minute. Learn more: https://t.co/V9ockzcfbE https://t.co/4AEcu1UOco

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Special delivery! This time-lapse look at @SpaceX's #Dragon cargo craft packs 90 minutes of the ship's arrival at the @Space_Station on April 4 into just one minute. Learn more: https://t.co/V9ockzcfbE pic.twitter.com/4AEcu1UOco
— NASA (@NASA) April 7, 2018

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Special delivery! This time-lapse look at @SpaceX's #Dragon cargo craft packs 90 minutes of the ship's arrival at the @Space_Station on April 4 into just one minute. Learn more: https://t.co/V9ockzcfbE https://t.co/4AEcu1UOco

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Special delivery! This time-lapse look at @SpaceX's #Dragon cargo craft packs 90 minutes of the ship's arrival at the @Space_Station on April 4 into just one minute. Learn more: https://t.co/V9ockzcfbE https://t.co/4AEcu1UOco

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Special delivery! This time-lapse look at @SpaceX's #Dragon cargo craft packs 90 minutes of the ship's arrival at the @Space_Station on April 4 into just one minute. Learn more: https://t.co/V9ockzcfbE

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This is how possum moms carry their babies 

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This is how possum moms carry their babies  https://t.co/OGzh3O1LhS

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This is how possum moms carry their babies pic.twitter.com/OGzh3O1LhS
— Nature is Amazing ☘️ (@AMAZlNGNATURE) April 6, 2018

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This is how possum moms carry their babies  https://t.co/OGzh3O1LhS

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This is how possum moms carry their babies  https://t.co/OGzh3O1LhS

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This is how possum moms carry their babies 

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These bladeless wind generators are economic and bird friendly

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These bladeless wind generators are economic and bird friendly https://t.co/HmOvP73Sr9

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These bladeless wind generators are economic and bird friendly pic.twitter.com/HmOvP73Sr9
— Mashable (@mashable) April 5, 2018

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These bladeless wind generators are economic and bird friendly https://t.co/HmOvP73Sr9

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These bladeless wind generators are economic and bird friendly https://t.co/HmOvP73Sr9

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These bladeless wind generators are economic and bird friendly

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Wow, I’ve seen/heard a lot of MLK footage but this is the first time I’ve seen this interview. How profound this is.

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Wow, I’ve seen/heard a lot of MLK footage but this is the first time I’ve seen this interview. How profound this is. https://t.co/Lm8SR2z3bT

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Wow, I’ve seen/heard a lot of MLK footage but this is the first time I’ve seen this interview. How profound this is. pic.twitter.com/Lm8SR2z3bT
— bald but my edges crispy (@Justinfication) April 4, 2018

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Wow, I’ve seen/heard a lot of MLK footage but this is the first time I’ve seen this interview. How profound this is. https://t.co/Lm8SR2z3bT

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Wow, I’ve seen/heard a lot of MLK footage but this is the first time I’ve seen this interview. How profound this is. https://t.co/Lm8SR2z3bT

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Wow, I’ve seen/heard a lot of MLK footage but this is the first time I’ve seen this interview. How profound this is.

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Déchets : voilà le temps qu'ils mettent à se décomposer https://t.co/hGAauPeIYy @techinsider

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Déchets : voilà le temps qu'ils mettent à se décomposer https://t.co/hGAauPeIYy @techinsider https://t.co/HzMoZglLfK

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Déchets : voilà le temps qu'ils mettent à se décomposer https://t.co/hGAauPeIYy @techinsider pic.twitter.com/HzMoZglLfK
— L'important (@Limportant_fr) April 2, 2018

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Déchets : voilà le temps qu'ils mettent à se décomposer https://t.co/hGAauPeIYy @techinsider https://t.co/HzMoZglLfK

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Déchets : voilà le temps qu'ils mettent à se décomposer https://t.co/hGAauPeIYy @techinsider https://t.co/HzMoZglLfK

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Déchets : voilà le temps qu'ils mettent à se décomposer https://t.co/hGAauPeIYy @techinsider

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Ever wonder how #ClimateChange is going to affect your neck of the woods? Here’s a chance to find out https://t.co/2NUnj8VzxH

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Ever wonder how #ClimateChange is going to affect your neck of the woods? Here’s a chance to find out https://t.co/2NUnj8VzxH

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Ever wonder how #ClimateChange is going to affect your neck of the woods? Here’s a chance to find out https://t.co/2NUnj8VzxH
— Climate Reality (@ClimateReality) March 30, 2018

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Ever wonder how #ClimateChange is going to affect your neck of the woods? Here’s a chance to find out https://t.co/2NUnj8VzxH

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Ever wonder how #ClimateChange is going to affect your neck of the woods? Here’s a chance to find out https://t.co/2NUnj8VzxH

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Ever wonder how #ClimateChange is going to affect your neck of the woods? Here’s a chance to find out https://t.co/2NUnj8VzxH

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Indigenous artist's work explores what it means to be "treaty people" https://t.co/bVmDVR3eKZ

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Indigenous artist's work explores what it means to be "treaty people" https://t.co/bVmDVR3eKZ https://t.co/WBwQjSZUCH

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Indigenous artist's work explores what it means to be "treaty people" https://t.co/bVmDVR3eKZ pic.twitter.com/WBwQjSZUCH
— CBC Indigenous (@CBCIndigenous) March 27, 2018

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Indigenous artist's work explores what it means to be "treaty people" https://t.co/bVmDVR3eKZ https://t.co/WBwQjSZUCH

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Indigenous artist's work explores what it means to be "treaty people" https://t.co/bVmDVR3eKZ https://t.co/WBwQjSZUCH

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Indigenous artist's work explores what it means to be "treaty people" https://t.co/bVmDVR3eKZ

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Autumn Peltier, 13 year old Anishinaabe Water Warrior, will stand before world leaders and speak to United Nations General Assembly today on World Water Day 2018 #WorldWaterDay 
https://t.co/zZHvYmP17i

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Autumn Peltier, 13 year old Anishinaabe Water Warrior, will stand before world leaders and speak to United Nations General Assembly today on World Water Day 2018 #WorldWaterDay 
https://t.co/zZHvYmP17i

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Autumn Peltier, 13 year old Anishinaabe Water Warrior, will stand before world leaders and speak to United Nations General Assembly today on World Water Day 2018 #WorldWaterDay https://t.co/zZHvYmP17i
— AFN (@AFN_Updates) March 22, 2018

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Autumn Peltier, 13 year old Anishinaabe Water Warrior, will stand before world leaders and speak to United Nations General Assembly today on World Water Day 2018 #WorldWaterDay 
https://t.co/zZHvYmP17i

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Autumn Peltier, 13 year old Anishinaabe Water Warrior, will stand before world leaders and speak to United Nations General Assembly today on World Water Day 2018 #WorldWaterDay 
https://t.co/zZHvYmP17i

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Autumn Peltier, 13 year old Anishinaabe Water Warrior, will stand before world leaders and speak to United Nations General Assembly today on World Water Day 2018 #WorldWaterDay 
https://t.co/zZHvYmP17i

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An Incredible World Map That Plots the Literal Translation of Every Country Name In the World

https://t.co/lA6zBzHMmF

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An Incredible World Map That Plots the Literal Translation of Every Country Name In the World

https://t.co/lA6zBzHMmF https://t.co/hOz8HLivYd

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An Incredible World Map That Plots the Literal Translation of Every Country Name In the Worldhttps://t.co/lA6zBzHMmF pic.twitter.com/hOz8HLivYd
— Loreto Bello Gude (@loretobgude) March 19, 2018

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An Incredible World Map That Plots the Literal Translation of Every Country Name In the World

https://t.co/lA6zBzHMmF https://t.co/hOz8HLivYd

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An Incredible World Map That Plots the Literal Translation of Every Country Name In the World

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An Incredible World Map That Plots the Literal Translation of Every Country Name In the World

https://t.co/lA6zBzHMmF

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The Beatles wrote in their contracts for American concerts that they wouldn't play in front of segregated audiences.

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The Beatles wrote in their contracts for American concerts that they wouldn't play in front of segregated audiences. https://t.co/cWelY4QEci

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The Beatles wrote in their contracts for American concerts that they wouldn't play in front of segregated audiences. pic.twitter.com/cWelY4QEci
— Museum Facts (@museum_facts) March 18, 2018

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The Beatles wrote in their contracts for American concerts that they wouldn't play in front of segregated audiences. https://t.co/cWelY4QEci

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The Beatles wrote in their contracts for American concerts that they wouldn't play in front of segregated audiences. https://t.co/cWelY4QEci

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The Beatles wrote in their contracts for American concerts that they wouldn't play in front of segregated audiences.