For the first time ever, more electricity was generated using renewables than coal this year.'nhttps://electrek.co/2025/10/06/in-a-first-renewables-generate-more-power-than-coal-globally/
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For the first time ever, more electricity was generated using renewables than coal this year.
https://electrek.co/2025/10/06/in-a-first-renewables-generate-more-power-than-coal-globally/
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@nuintari me too!
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@macrumors/115967778543635230
Reclutant is the new attaccatevarcazzo.
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@mwl in a word: NO! 😆
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@mariellequinton the point is simple: Canada is the people who are here, Canadian history is our collective and individual stories, and Canadian culture is the things we say and make and do.
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@evan I think there's a lot we can learn from the structures in use in Rojava, which unfortunately is hard to find accurate, succinct information on. After some digging this report seems like one of the better run-downs in English https://web.archive.org/web/20211001172657/https://rojavainformationcenter.com/storage/2021/06/Beyond-the-frontlines-The-building-of-the-democratic-system-in-North-and-East-Syria-Report-Rojava-Information-Center-December-2019-Web-version.pdf
I think this model has a lot of promise and a lot we can learn, but would also need to be adapted. Just for example, the history of settler colonialism & white supremacy in Canada and the US IMO would demand more to address than just transplanting this council structure would do.
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@being @evan there is something here about poutine being invented in Canada, something like how hamburgers and hot dogs were effectively German but were transformed in USA (mostly by adding bread lol) into something uniquely Usonian. I don’t know anything about Canadian arepas, but surely there’s unique fillings or something that are uniquely Canadian?
