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Hannah Howe

Friday 14 June 1963

The whole island of Jersey is in “a state of nerves and uncertainty” because of a growing crime wave. An official said, “Jersey is now one of the wickedest places in the United Kingdom. Teenage reefer parties are adding to our troubles.”

#SocialHistory#History#Jersey
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brad m

“if we know that #cycling is so good for our health, why is it not more central to our #health and #transport strategies?”
“The broad and interconnected benefits of #cycling span three key areas: physical #health, #mentalhealth, and societal #wellbeing. Together they offer different angles to promote healthier, more sustainable lives through one simple action”
“Cities designed for #activemobility are safer, greener, and more vibrant” urbancyclinginstitute.substack

Urban Cycling Institute · Cycling as Public Health: How Pedal Power Can Transform Our Cities and Our LivesVon Urban Cycling Institute
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The producers & consumers of plastic, AKA "industry" & people, are generally neglecting their plastic pollution problems.

" A diet full of tiny plastics triggered health problems in mice"

After weeks of consuming plastics, the mice had gut and organ issues

sciencenews.org/article/nanopl

#science #Environment #health #food #PlasticPollution

Also, huge amounts of plastics are incinerated every year

A petri dish full of various sizes and shards of colored plastics.
Science News · A diet full of tiny plastics triggered health problems in miceMice exposed to polystyrene nanoplastics developed problems in their guts and livers. It’s not yet clear if humans are similarly affected.
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