iiinova — where your digital self keeps evolving

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By Cory Doctorow (GPG 0xBF3D9110957E5F4C) @doctorow.pluralistic.net · 07/10/2026

These were identical trips, loaded via identical referrer URLs. The difference was that in the browser where Air Canada knew that I was an extremely loyal and prolific customer, they had whacked me with a *44.8% premium* to punish me for my loyalty!

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 20h

It feels like Alberta's no more than 6 months away from "Oh, your partner's having trouble breathing? Well for the low price of $2000 we can dispatch an ambulance to you right away, or you can go to the back of the queue and we'll be there some time within the next 24 hours at no expense to you."

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

Opposition to genocide is not hatred of a people, it is a principled stance against war crimes and a defence of human rights. The Carney government is escalating its support for Netanyahu's war crimes by criminalizing its own citizens' ethics. www.ijvcanada.org/tell-canada-...

Four images in sequence. First is an image of a child in a convenience store stealing a candy bar, with overlaying text that reads "If I see a child shoplift, & tell them it's wrong & not to do that, it doesnt mean that I hate children."

Second is an image of a bomb exploding in Gaza, with overlaying text which reads "When I see Israel committing genocide, & say it'sw wrong & not to do that, it doesn't mean that I hate Jewish people. What I hate is war crimes."

Third is an image of Canadian prime minister Mark Carney, with overlaying text that reads "But Mark Carney now defines any opposition to the war crimes of the Israeli government as antisemitism"

Fourth is an image of Avi Lewis, leader of Canada's federal NDP (New Democratic Party), with overlaying text that reads "even when criticism of Zionism's genocide comes from people who are themselves Jewish."

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

The term "national interest" has no official definition in Canadian law. In practice, it means whatever the hell Mark Carney wants it to mean. It's the umbrella term under which the interests of capital are dishonestly branded in order to ram them down the throats of countless victims. 1/

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

If you're curious to understand why AI companies might be publicly calling for regulation, and you understand perfectly well that they're incapable of altruism, this article provides incredibly valuable context. carlynbeccia.medium.com/the-last-tim...

carlynbeccia.medium.com

The Last Time a Tech Monopoly Begged to Be Regulated

One technology empire discovered that government oversight could be very good for business. Silicon Valley has been studying its playbook…

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Mary Gillis @marygillis.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

Knowing you're killing the habitability of the planet and doing it anyway is far, far more evil than killing the habitability of the planet because you're too stupid to understand what you're doing.

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

"Carney's not *selling* our airports, he's just offering concessions to *run* them" translated: Private capital controls them & enjoys all the profits for generations, but infrastructure or cleanup costs are still the public's problem & the door stays open for more public capital flowing into them.

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Conor Curtis @conorcurtis.bsky.social · 17/09/2026

A THREAD... So (as I warned recently here: secure.sierraclub.ca/civicrm/mail... ) If we ARE getting closer to the EU ask: what are we bringing to them? Many EU member states have taken real action to remove U.S. tech, but our defence minister thinks Palantir is Canadian. We cut the digital...

secure.sierraclub.ca

Trojan Horses for Canada & the EU | Airports Privatized | Damage Report of Investment Summit | SCC on CBC Radio | Strategic Plan

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 17/09/2026

Mark Carney wants to invoke positive public sentiments about the EU, but without offering Canadians the significant improvements to their quality of life that mentioning EU membership implies. He hopes to smear some feel-good EU branding on an agenda that degrades the things EU members enjoy.

Picture of Canadian prime minister Mark Carney with text:

The reason we're talking about a newly invented "associate member" status with the EU is in part because to become an actual member of the EU Canada would have to significantly improve our environmental protections, health care, and human rights protections while the Carney government is moving in the opposite direction of all of those things

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 17/09/2026

When Australia let foreign capital take the kind of control over their airports that Carney is proposing in Canada, Brisbane airport raised its per-passenger fees by more than two thirds, and travellers were squeezed for more than $1.6 billion in extra fees. shrlnk.ca/s/zJo0ZyYu

A picture of airplanes at Sydney airport. Text over the image reads:

Australia "attracted international investment" by privatizing four airports. In the next decade, they charged air travellers $1.6 Billion in extra fees to push up their profits at public expense.

Superimposed over the right hand side of the image is a picture of Canadian prime minister Mark Carney, smiling. A word bubble indicates that he is saying "Let's do Canadian airports next."

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

This charismatic fox boldly strolled through a gate and into the middle of my back deck, stopping next to my picnic table no more than five feet away from me to look around before retreating as the cat beside me leaped to his feet and gave chase. #FeedCleanse Yellowknife backyard denizens

A charismatic fox stands on a piece of rocky outcrop tufted with lichens in front of some spruce and juniper. This fox is dark in colour, its body grey with just a hint of warm tones around the face, on the ears, and on the flank. Around the eyes, on the chest and underside, the limbs and the ail are all black, with a small white patch on the breastbone between the forelegs and a white tuft on the end of the tail. Its gaze is intent, intelligent as it looks at the camera.

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 08/09/2026

Our world could easily provide food, shelter, security & joy for billions for millennia to come. That possibility is being utterly destroyed so that a few sociopaths can temporarily enjoy hundred million dollar yachts. Their greatest weapon is deliberately manufactured mass public ignorance.

Everything happens for a reason.

Sometimes the reason is
that the universe is
indifferent to your
sense of personal importance
and the reality of your circumstance
doesn't care whether you choose
to believe in it or not.

Sometimes the reason is
that you are easily misled
and made bad decisions.

(Black text on white background)

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 27/08/2026

Deloitte is one of the world's biggest accounting firms, & I wouldn't trust them farther than I can throw a Volvo. I've seen too many reports by them that read like they started from the preferred conclusion and wrote backwards to invent justifications for it. ricochet.media/politics/pro...

ricochet.media

Deloitte used AI in $1.6M government report, but watchdog says it can’t investigate

Following a complaint, the provincial accounting watchdog says it will not be investigating the firm's use of AI

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 24/08/2026

For goodness' sake, please please please read this great piece by Cory Doctorow that explains better than I do the best way to fight back against Trump. pluralistic.net/2026/08/24/e...

pluralistic.net

Pluralistic: How Canada can help Americans and defeat America (23 Aug 2026) – Pluralistic: Daily links from Cory Doctorow

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 22/08/2026

Tariffs are a blunt force economic weapon, a self inflicted wound that hurts your own citizens first in order to inconvenience foreign suppliers second. Trump's tariffs hurt Americans. Mark Carney plans to emulate that bad policy by responding with counter tariffs that will hurt Canadians. 🧵1/

At the top of the graphic there's a quote from PM Mark Carney's press release about backing out of trade negotiations with the USA in black text on a white background. It reads:

At midnight tonight, the U.S. intends to impose a 50% tariff on roughly $28 billion of Canadian goods. Canada will match those tariffs dollar for dollar to protect our workers and businesses.

Below that, there are two images side by side. It's actually the same image twice, depicting several business-attired people sitting around a boardroom-style conference table and talking.

The version on the left is labelled "Trump threatens tariffs." The conversation happening in that graphic goes as follows:

"Trump voters should have looked up how tariffs work before they voted for him."

"It's like bombing your own economy to hurt someone else's."

"American households are going to be so hammered by rising costs."

The version of the same image that appears on the right is labelled "Trump enacts tariffs." The conversation in this version goes like this:

"So Trump went through with it, and his tariffs are going to hit our economy hard. Ideas?"

"We should do the same thing he's doing and add a bunch more tariffs of our own!"

"Yeah, counter tariffs are such a great idea let's not even discuss any other options!"

At the bottom, below these images, white text on a red background reads:

Seriously? Canada's smarter than Trump. Can we please act like it? There are better ways to fight back than copying Trump's tactics.

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Garrett Garner-Wells @ggarnerwells.bsky.social · 21/08/2026

“AI has arrived in American life and communities across the country as a giant turd mountain. No one wants it; it makes everything worse when it arrives; and it’s been pushed and backed and cheerled by the absolute worst people in modern American life.”

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 17/08/2026

Carney says “lecturing from afar” on human rights is ineffective. He should know: men much like him have ensured it stayed ineffective. But tellingly, he proposes no alternative approach. There's no "here's what might work better." Carney's 🇨🇦 simply no longer tries. 🧵1/ www.cbc.ca/player/play/...

American asshole president Donald Trump stands beside Canadian asshole prime minister Mark Carney. Trump looks bored and mildly annoyed while Carney smiles big and raises his fist.

Over Trump, there is text: "Doesn't value soft power, diplomacy, compassionate foreign aid, defence of human rights, or peacekeeping. Believes military & economic power is all that's needed."

Over Carney, there is also text: "Apparently, this guy agrees with him."

Both of them are genocide supporters.

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The Collapse Chronicle @collapsechronicle.bsky.social · 17/08/2026

AI companies are the fossil fuel industry's best friends. The data centers powering the boom have been spewing out a staggering amount of pollution by relying on fossil fuel-powered generators. And AI is giving the fossil fuel industry a substantial boost.

futurism.com

AI's Impact on the Environment Is Absolutely Horrifying, New Paper Finds

AI is giving the fossil fuel industry a major leg up, a new paper has found, indicating its carbon footprint extends beyond data centers.

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 15/08/2026

Brendan Myers was gregarious, gentle, generous and earnest, with an intense zest for life. He had a wonderfully unselfconscious laugh. He was incredibly loyal. He loved mythology and storytelling. He could be entirely serious while somehow not taking himself too seriously. 1/ www.brendanmyers.net

brendanmyers.net

Brendan Myers, Writer and Philosopher

Brendan Myers is a writer and philosopher, author of twenty-four books, including Reclaiming Civilization, Flight of the Siren, and The Other Side of Virtue.

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 13/08/2026

Anyone who has ever run out of household budget before they run out of month already understands this important distinction very keenly. Once again, their public messaging tells us that the Carney government believes voters are idiots. Or that enough of them don't really care about the hungry.

Image of super-disappointing oligarch-serving cruel Canadian prime minister Mark Carney, with text:

Giving a few vulnerable Canadians temporary lump sum payments to buy a few overpriced groceries does nothing to actually "improve affordability."

It's like pretending that if you buy a homeless person a sandwich, you've "made sandwiches more affordable."

No, sandwiches still cost the same, & the underlying problem remains utterly unchanged.

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 13/08/2026

It has never been easier to fake justifications for an atrocity with the click of a button. Want to bomb a harmless neighbour? This handy AI will populate their landscape with imaginary gulags & weapons using Google data faster than you can say false flag. www.digitaldigging.org/p/how-to-pla...

digitaldigging.org

How to plant a nuclear plant in Iran

The question is: what on earth is Google doing?

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 12/08/2026

For anyone wondering what taking a few days away from social media might look like, here's a picture of 190 jars of jam. Cat for scale. A lot of work, but infinitely more satisfying than paying attention to Carney supporters insulting me for wanting a climate that will let my garden keep producing.

A dining room table covered with newly filled jars of jam. A lynx point siamese cat stands on them, looking curiously towards the photographer.

We can never know in advance what parts of our garden are going to be most productive in any given year, but this year the berries have been particularly happy. Just one hascap bush provided 2.5 kilos, and the raspberries just keep on coming. Throw in some BC cherries & peaches on sale at our local coop because they clearly needed to get used right away for good measure and add several long days in the kitchen. Hascap, raspberry, rhubarb, raspberry rhubarb, cherry, raspberry cherry, spiced raspberry cherry strawberry hascap saskatoon, peach with a hint of cinnamon, peach with a hint of nutmeg. Smaller jars more convenient for mailing a selection to distant friends, larger jars for home use for years to come.

I expect several kilos more, mostly raspberries and saskatoons, but the rest will get used for something else. Our garden's a lot of work, but it pays us back so profoundly for all that work.

Next up, a ton of pickling.

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 07/08/2026

Clearly, the very best 3d chess elbows up approach to difficult trade negotations with Donald Trump's USA is to simply surrender in advance on multiple fronts while broadcasting that you definitely won't use whatever best leverage you have available. (IF you're a Carney supporter, apparently) 🧵1/

A picture of Canada's immensely disappointing and frustrating prime minister Mark Carney in front of a white background. To his left, we see nine carrots of various colours. On the right side, we see a stick, and in front of that stick there's a red circle with a line through it, a very common symbol for "no," as if the stick has been banned.

Across the top of the image, text reads: Captain Appeasement: All Carrots, No Stick

On the left side, under the carrots, text reads: Carney offers yet more concessions to US demands in response to tariff threat

On the right side, under the no stick, text reads: Carney won't consider using oil exports as leverage in talks with USA

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 06/08/2026

Are you a fossil fuel lobbyist? If so, the Carney gov really wants to know what you think. Seriously, their door's always open. They're always happy to see you. If you're an environmental expert, though, they do. not. give. a. shit. what. you. think. 🧵 1/ environmentaldefence.ca/2026/08/06/f...

environmentaldefence.ca

Fossil fuel lobbying skyrockets in first year of PM Carney’s government - Environmental Defence

Environmental Defence’s latest analysis of the federal Lobby Registry shows Big Oil has unprecedented access to the federal government. Ottawa |

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 05/08/2026

Carney's claimed a new pipeline isn't about appeasing separatists. His supporters often claim he's only play acting as big oil's guy to somehow stymie or "call the bluff of" perpetual oil shills like Danielle Smith. But it looks like appeasement, sounds like appeasement & walks like appeasement. 1/

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 04/08/2026

Deliberately worsening the global climate crisis that's raging ever further out of control to temporarily benefit foreign oil industry shareholders is Mark Carney's personal definition of "in the national interest." This is ecocidal anti-leadership. 1/ environmentaldefence.ca/2026/08/04/p...

Four images in sequence. The first is a horrifying glimpse of runaway wildfires in the EU, with flames stretching so tall they make the mature trees they're consuming look small. Overlaying text reads "Record wildfires are devastating Europe with worse to come."

The second image is of UN Secretary António Guterres. Word bubbles indicate that he is speaking" "Every new fossil fuel project approved today makes tomorrow's heat waves more dangerous and world less secure."

Third is a picture of a brave firefighter surrounded by flames in British Columbia, with overlaying text that reads BC fire officials: "exploosive fire behaviour & growth like we've never seen before."

Fourth, an image of deeply irresponsible Canadian prime minister Mark Carney, smiling broadly as if he's incredibly pleased with himself, with overlaying text: "Accelerates oil pipeline project by moving to free it from needing environmental assessment."

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 03/08/2026

While a cyclospora explosive diarrhea outbreak is repeatedly linked with a 20% cut to US CDC & food inspection staff, it's wild how many LPC apologists casually dismiss Carney cuts to wildfire monitoring & food inspection with a derisive "of course the unions complain about increasing efficiency."

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🇨🇦Joe Vipond🇨🇦 @jvipondmd.bsky.social · 02/08/2026

"Pathways is a non-binding pledge that enables expanded oil production, higher greenhouse gas emissions and billions in public subsidies for pipelines and carbon-capture infrastructure — This is not climate policy; it is greenwashing dressed up as national strategy."

nationalobserver.com

Pathways is a costly climate fiction — and Canadians are paying for it

The 2025 Alberta–Carney agreement explicitly links pipeline construction to the Pathways project. Despite record profits — $37 billion for oilsands producers in 2023 — Canadians are being asked to fin...

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T. Ryan Gregory 🇨🇦 @tryangregory.bsky.social · 01/08/2026

"Healthcare is provincial, not federal." 1. The Canada Health Act is federal law. 2. The Canada Health Transfer is the single largest transfer of federal funds to the provinces. 3. Health is a responsibility shared between federal and provincial jurisdictions. 🔗s below.

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 31/07/2026

30 universities colluded with cops & a UCP official to violently suppress constitutionally protected anti-genocide free expression on campuses and as soon as journalists began asking questions they started deleting the evidence. This rights-suppressing genocide support is too deplorable for words.

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 30/07/2026

Carney "priorities." Ordinarily I'd take an hour to assemble a long string of links about every single thing this graphic says, which Carney supporters would simply dismiss anyway. This time I'll just put this out there share those depressing links when asked. But fuck this guy & his arson.

Image of Mark Carney with text.

On his left, it reads: Carney has cut health care transfers, dental & pharmacare, food inspectors, wildfire monitoring, diplomacy, fisheries & oceans, public works, chief electoral officer, environment and climate change Canada, air transport security, Via rail, CBC, & more.

On his right, it reads: It's a higher priority to him to give fossil fuels tens of billions of taxpayer dollars in gifts & subsidies even though fossil fuels have averaged >$3 billion per day in net profits for more than 50 years and absolutely doesn't need public handouts on top.

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 30/07/2026

"We're not trying to appease separatists with this globally irresponsible climate arson. We just want to doom all of humanity to millennia of a brutal hothouse hellscape of violent scarcity entirely on its own merits because it's what we independently value!" isn't quite the defence he thinks it is.

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 30/07/2026

The US State Department recently presented an AI-created map of Africa with every country wrong. Mark Carney is racing to embed AI tech, which cannot even reliably tell which country is which, deep into every aspect of what the Canadian federal government does with no effective guardrails.

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The Narwhal @thenarwhal.ca · 29/07/2026

LNG Canada’s original plans for its Kitimat, B.C, plant included a commitment to operate "without routine flaring." That commitment was later removed from submissions to the BC Energy Regulator, and in 2025, almost 10 per cent of all gas transported to the terminal was burned off.

thenarwhal.ca

LNG Canada dropped commitments to operate ‘without routine flaring’: docs | The Narwhal

For years, LNG Canada made environmental commitments in documents submitted to BC Energy Regulator (BCER). It removed them before the Kitimat facility launched

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 29/07/2026

Whenever I say that I don't want Mark Carney to harm the environment or attack human rights or kowtow to tech billionaires, a whole bunch of his supporters show up to 1. insult me, 2. accuse me of being a conservative supporter, and 3. nothing else. There is no third thing. 1/

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 28/07/2026

"Because Trump" or the more euphemistic "because the world has changed" is the favourite thought-terminating cliché of Carney supporters. Offer any evidence-based criticism of any Carney policy & you will hear that these unusually dangerous times require it. But he's making us *more* vulnerable. 🧵1/

An image of deplorable Canadian prime minister Mark Carney, with disheartening but all-too-sadly-true text:

Mark Carney isn't protecting Canada from Donald Trump. He's making us more vulnerable to Trump. His policies increasingly emulate Trump's.

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 28/07/2026

I think this one minute from a Futurama episode is actually the best short video about AI that I've seen to date. www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCPh...

youtube.com

Futurama - Benderama

YouTube video by Voodoo God

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 25/07/2026

Killing the carbon tax that he praised so much in his book is pure Carney: ✅ ecocidal ✅ a giant gift to the worst polluters ✅ a brutal body blow to the poorest and most vulnerable Canadians ✅ the opposite of the climate leadership he primed voters to expect pre-election shrlnk.ca/s/H1Iuvk9I

shrlnk.ca

End of carbon tax rebates a financial hit for Canada’s poorest, research shows

Rebates were tax-free payments that compensated consumers for the cost of carbon taxes

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 25/07/2026

Excited vicinity of internet. Interacted with nature for several hours instead. Ten out of ten would recommend.

A happy woman - my partner - swims in the Cameron river East of Yellowknife.

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 24/07/2026

To this PM, big oil matters, and your health very much does not. This colossal cut to health care will almost cover a new publicly funded pipeline & expanding fossil fuel infrastructure on a west coast port. Handouts to climate non-solution CCS will require further cuts. shrlnk.ca/s/7SgMK3Vs

shrlnk.ca

Planned changes to Ottawa’s Canada Health Transfer could slash more than $50B from public health care over a decade

Planned changes to Ottawa’s Canada Health Transfer in the 2028-2029 fiscal year will likely result cuts of more than $50 billion for health care in Canada’s provinces and territories over the subseque...

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 23/07/2026

Some men just want to watch the world burn. Apparently, Canadians elected one to the country's top job. Mark Carney's approach to the climate issue is apocalyptic. As climate impacts reach hardcore crisis levels, he's determined to make things even worse. 🧵1/ climatefactchecks.org/millions-aff...

Canadian prime minister Mark Carney stands in front of four images.

In the top left corner behind him, we see the Toronto skyline through a thick haze of wildfire smoke. Overlaying text reads "Extreme wildfires are choking the continent as the climate crisis escalates"

In the top right behind Carney we see a map of Canadian wildfire locations and smoke plumes, with overlaying text which reads "Mark Carney cuts nearly half of all jobs at Canada's nerve centre for managing wildfires"

In the bottom left corner behind Carney we see a large oil pipeline snaking off into the distance, with overlaying text which reads "He plans to spend $40 Billion on a new climate-cooking oil pipeline"

In the bottom right corner, the background shows a dumpster on fire being carried away by floodwaters, with overlaying text which reads "But don't worry, he also supports carbon capture to reduce our oil industry's total emissions by 0.8%"

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 22/07/2026

The more I think about Max Fawcett gaslighting the country that "Mark Carney wants to make Canada more like Norway," the angrier I get at this particular bit of overtly partisan pure propaganda journalistic malpractice. Carney's policies are all about making Canada less like Norway in every way. 1/

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Ben Holt @beanjammin.bsky.social · 21/07/2026

We didn't stop producing asbestos because there wasn't a market for asbestos. We stopped producing asbestos because asbestos kills people and killing people is wrong. Fossil fuels kill people. Killing people is wrong.

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 21/07/2026

Today's intense wildfires, floods, heatwaves and so on are barely a glimpse of what's to come, and it's not going to steadily get worse, it's going to nonlinearly get worse in sudden and unpredictable ways. Our world has changed, but neoliberal politics have not. 🧵1/ shrlnk.ca/s/rW1VHg3H

An image of Canadian prime minister Mark Carney, with word bubbles that read: "The world has changed, and that means we have to think differently. That's why we're still hyper-focussed on expanding fossil fuel development the same way that Canada has been for the last eighty years, and defunding or dismantling every effort in the last decade to address how the world climate has changed."

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 21/07/2026

Nuclear's a poor choice for the economy, for human health, and a for the climate. But it's a very effective way to saddle the public with immense risks & costs in order to create immense private profits. Here's a Lancet study on some of those risks. 1/ www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...

6 images in sequence. First is an image of photovoltaic solar panels, with text: From 2010 to 2026, the cost of solar power dropped 90%.

Second, an image of wind turbines, with text: From 2010 to 2026, the cost of wind power dropped 70%.

Third, an image of industrial batteries, with text: From 2010 to 2026, the price of batteries dropped by 99%.

Fourth, an image of a nuclear power plant, with text: from 2009 to 2026, the price of nuclear power rose by 47%.

Fifth, a different image of a nuclear power plant, with text: Nuclear means big private profits & big public risks. Risks that renewables simply don't create.

Sixth, an image of the world on fire, with text: "IPCC climate science tells us successful emissions scenarios and those that don't rely on nuclear.

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 18/07/2026

Only one fifth of burned forest areas over the last 4 decades were ever actively managed. You cannot have a "fuel-buildup from forest mismanagement" in vast areas of forest that *you were never managing to begin with.* Shut down this climate denier lie. www.theclimatebrink.com/p/canadas-bo...

theclimatebrink.com

Canada's boreal wildfires aren't just bad forest management

Higher fire season temperatures are strongly correlated with increased area burned

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 17/07/2026

Cory Doctorow is a national treasure and one of the most important voices to listen to right now.

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Michael Nabert @sustainablesong.bsky.social · 17/07/2026

That red line is what the most intense El Niño of any of our lives looks like so far. While our "leaders" rush to make this crisis even worse. I cant even.

A graph that displays sea surface temperatures from 1982 to 2026. It's hard to know exactly how to describe it to you, other than to say that the blue lines representing previous years jag up and down around the mean in the middle, and there's this terrifying red line that climbs way way up representing 2026 thus far, significantly higher than any of the others, and if you're sufficiently well versed in climate science to understand some of the implications it pretty much makes you need a new pair of underwear. It's goddamned terrifying. Seriously, there are a lot of things in this life that it's unremittingly awful to look upon, so it's kind of a blessing not to be able to see it if you can't. I'm not trying to be flip or anything, and please please please understand that I mean absolutely no disrespect in saying that, I'm just kind of saying that I sure as hell wish I couldn't see the damned thing. It's nightmarish, a looming cavalcade of catastrophes in graph form. Ugly thing. Chilling.

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