Environmental Muzak - YOU DON’T KNOW ME (CONFIRMED WTC PLAZA VERSION)

As part of its efforts to reduce food waste, Newcastle City Council is exploring more options to prevent food waste from ending up in landfills. This year, the council will launch a food waste collection trial for 5,000 families.

Newcastle City Council Launches Food Waste Collection Trial for 5,000 Families

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DEZTRO - There And Back

This experimental 💡 version of 'Ajnabi Sehar' takes you on a journey through the chaotic yet mesmerizing atmosphere a new city. It’s a trippy, progressive, and experimental fusion that reflects the rapid pace of urban life. The music is fast, mirroring the overwhelming rush of unfamiliar surroundings. With serious, introspective vocals, the song explores themes of isolation, self-discovery, and longing for the comfort of home. The complex rhythms and evolving soundscapes capture the intensity of feeling lost in a new environment, while still searching for connection amidst the crowd. Perfect for those who enjoy deep, thought-provoking sounds in an urban setting.

Song Title: Ajnabi Sehar (अजनबी शहर)
English Title: The Unknown City - Experimental 💡

Lyrics//


Para 1/

नया ये शहर है
नए ये लोग सब हैं
दिल मेरा खोया है
कुछ भी समझ ना आए

Para 2/

रस्ते अलग अलग
सपने भी हैं बेमेल
पहचान अपनी खोई
खुद को मैं पाऊं कहां

Chorus/

अजनबी बना एक नए शहर में
दिल से कोई गुफ्तगू ही नहीं
वक्त गुजारा तो ऐसा लगा
अपने शहर में ही अच्छे थे 

Para 3/

यादें पुरानी हैं
दर्द भी जाना पहचाना
इस भीड़ में खो गया
दिल भीड़ में सिमट गया

Bridge/

नई राह दिख जाए
नया कोई यहाँ मिल जाए
दिल से मुलाकात हो
अपना सा कोई हो

Chorus/

अजनबी बना एक नए शहर में
दिल से कोई गुफ्तगू ही नहीं
वक्त गुजारा तो ऐसा लगा
अपने शहर में ही अच्छे थे

Ajnabi Sehar | Experimental

Ajnabi Sehar (अजनबी शहर) - The Unknown City - Experimental 💡

Today’s news highlights a range of global efforts by various organizations tackling urgent issues. The Humane Society of the United States supports a Denver ballot measure to ban fur sales, while WaterAid addresses illegal mining in Ghana, and the International Rescue Committee responds to floods and a cholera outbreak in Yemen. Conservation International appointed Deborah Spalding to lead nature finance initiatives, and Save the Rhino International marked World Rhino Day with a call for continued conservation efforts amidst rising poaching incidents. Doctors of the World and World Vision continue their critical work in conflict zones, advocating for healthcare and child protection. Lastly, The Ocean Cleanup revealed a 10-year plan to eradicate the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.

Advocacy Digest Saturday 28th Of September 2024

Guitar / Mitra
Vocal / Candra Kiraná ( Chi Jan Farn )
Ambient sound of nature in Ananda Suruci Master Unit Yujing

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241010 - Mitra, Sound of Yujing, Candra Kiraná

On this week’s episode of The Verso Podcast we’re back to our typical format - our host, Eleanor Penny, is joined by Wim Carton and Andreas Malm to discuss their new book Overshoot: How the World Surrendered to Climate Breakdown (BUY HERE: https://www.versobooks.com/en-gb/products/3131-overshoot). We’re still working on bringing you more of these roundtable discussions with our wonderful Verso authors in our upcoming fourth series of The Verso Podcast, but in the meantime we hope you enjoy this fascinating conversation with two of key thinkers on the politics of climate breakdown. And don’t forget to keep your eyes peeled for more inter-season programming in the run up to season 4!

We’re well into the third decade of the twenty-first century and we have still failed to save the world. Twenty-eight COP conferences on climate change have been and gone - and whilst there’s been plenty of mud wrestling over tipping points and temperatures rises, nothing ever really happens. In fact, the further we creep towards unliveable global temperature rises, the more fossil fuels get burned.

In response, an attitude has taken hold in some parts of climate politics that the fight to keep temperature rises below 1.5 degrees is a lost cause. Some people claim that instead of mitigating emissions now, we should instead be looking at strategies to tactically ‘overshoot’ warming targets, before using carbon capture and removal to turn the heat back down again. If you’ve just invested in a new oil pipeline, that attitude might look very appealing. Less so if you are living in parts of the world already burning, starving or drowning in a new age of heatwaves.

In this in-depth discussion, Wim Carton and Andreas Malm chart the embrace of this ‘overshoot’ thinking in environmental circles, in business, and in politics - asking what it means for the delicate life systems on this planet, and what we might be able to do about it.

Wim Carton is Associate Professor of Sustainability Science at Lund University, Sweden. He's the author of over twenty academic articles and book chapters on climate politics. His work has appeared in top journals such as Nature Climate Change, WIRES Climate Change and Antipode. 

Andreas Malm teaches human ecology at Lund University, Sweden. He is the author of, among other books, Fossil Capital: The Rise of Steam Power and the Roots of Global Warming, and How to Blow Up a Pipeline: Learning to Fight in a World on Fire.

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Overshoot | Andreas Malm & Wim Carton

On Episode 528 of Impact Boom, Dr. Elisa Raulings of Woop Woop for Nature discusses the increasing role of technology in ecosystem restoration, managing stakeholders to protect biodiversity, and why businesses and individuals must take action to mitigate their impact on the environment.

If you are a changemaker wanting to learn actionable steps to grow your organisations or level up your impact, don't miss out on this episode!

If you enjoyed this episode, then check out Episode 331 with Camille Goldstone-Henry on AI technology preventing biodiversity and habitat loss -> https://bit.ly/3RlPsMG

The team who made this episode happen were:
Host: Indio Myles
Guest(s): Dr. Elisa Raulings
Producer: Indio Myles

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Episode 528 (2024) Dr. Elisa Raulings On Taking Practical Action For Nature

03 Pistons(Childs Play)

Hautaustoimen työnjohtaja Asko Leinonen on ollut kasvisruokailija 1990-luvun alusta lähtien. Podcastissa hän antaa puhuu myös kynttiläjätteen oikeaoppisesta lajittelusta ja kertoo, millaista on kohdata surevia ihmisiä.

Tuotanto: Espoon seurakuntien some- ja verkkotoimitus 2024.
Toimittaja: Eija Harju

Soul of Espoo: Kasvisruokakonkari Asko Leinonen tekee töitä hautausmailla

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(Through Hardship To The Stars)

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I create music as a living expression, where each note is like a brushstroke and melodies evoke raw emotions. Blending poetry, design, technology, and harmony, my work fuses the precision of electronic mediums with the organic feel of sound. As a technical artist, I carefully craft each piece, weaving in different elements to create a soundscape that’s both intricate and immersive. My music is more than just something to listen to—it invites you into a deeper experience, where every rhythm tells a story, and each chord resonates with the universal pulse, connecting deeply with the imagination and soul. 🎶

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