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#Gerlach rät #Kassenpatient*innen, #Facharzt-#Termin “frühzeitig” zu vereinbaren. Im Beispiel #Hautkrebsvorsorge: bis zu 2 Jahre vorher (weil , da wurde betont: ist ja alle 2 Jahre fällig)
Facharztproblem gelöst 🤷
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#Gerlach rät #Kassenpatient*innen, #Facharzt-#Termin “frühzeitig” zu vereinbaren. Im Beispiel #Hautkrebsvorsorge: bis zu 2 Jahre vorher (weil , da wurde betont: ist ja alle 2 Jahre fällig)
Facharztproblem gelöst 🤷
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#Gerlach rät #Kassenpatient*innen, #Facharzt-#Termin “frühzeitig” zu vereinbaren. Im Beispiel #Hautkrebsvorsorge: bis zu 2 Jahre vorher (weil , da wurde betont: ist ja alle 2 Jahre fällig)
Facharztproblem gelöst 🤷
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#Gerlach rät #Kassenpatient*innen, #Facharzt-#Termin “frühzeitig” zu vereinbaren. Im Beispiel #Hautkrebsvorsorge: bis zu 2 Jahre vorher (weil , da wurde betont: ist ja alle 2 Jahre fällig)
Facharztproblem gelöst 🤷
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W kuchni, w której pracuję od kilku miesięcy, używane są noże Fiskars z serii Functional Form. Niby są spoko, ale zupełnie nie leżą mi w ręce.
Nie chciałem chodzić do pracy z domowym Victorinoksem, więc kupiłem sobie najprostszy, dwudziestocentymetrowy nóż szefa z Gerlacha i muszę powiedzieć, że okazał się zaskakująco wygodny. Dobrze układa się w dłoni i jest całkiem przyjemnie wyważony.
Co prawda ostrze jest trochę cieńsze od mojego Vicka i łatwiej się rysuje (po 2 tygodniach ma więcej rysek niż tamten po kilku latach używania), a drewno (podobno dąb) przy łączeniu z metalem już nieco poczerniało (mimo tego, że myję ręcznie i od razu suszę cały nóż), ale nadal wydaje się być całkiem dobrym zakupem, zwłaszcza za 75 złotych.
Jak na razie nieźle trzyma ostrość, do tej pory jedynie honowałem go na stalce i ciągle tnie warzywa bardzo przyzwoicie. W przyszłym tygodniu będzie pora na pierwsze ostrzenie i nawet zastanawiam się, czy przepuścić go razem z resztą firmowych noży przez elektryczną maszynkę, czy może jednak naostrzyć go ręcznie na kamieniu, tak jak mój domowy nóż.
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W kuchni, w której pracuję od kilku miesięcy, używane są noże Fiskars z serii Functional Form. Niby są spoko, ale zupełnie nie leżą mi w ręce.
Nie chciałem chodzić do pracy z domowym Victorinoksem, więc kupiłem sobie najprostszy, dwudziestocentymetrowy nóż szefa z Gerlacha i muszę powiedzieć, że okazał się zaskakująco wygodny. Dobrze układa się w dłoni i jest całkiem przyjemnie wyważony.
Co prawda ostrze jest trochę cieńsze od mojego Vicka i łatwiej się rysuje (po 2 tygodniach ma więcej rysek niż tamten po kilku latach używania), a drewno (podobno dąb) przy łączeniu z metalem już nieco poczerniało (mimo tego, że myję ręcznie i od razu suszę cały nóż), ale nadal wydaje się być całkiem dobrym zakupem, zwłaszcza za 75 złotych.
Jak na razie nieźle trzyma ostrość, do tej pory jedynie honowałem go na stalce i ciągle tnie warzywa bardzo przyzwoicie. W przyszłym tygodniu będzie pora na pierwsze ostrzenie i nawet zastanawiam się, czy przepuścić go razem z resztą firmowych noży przez elektryczną maszynkę, czy może jednak naostrzyć go ręcznie na kamieniu, tak jak mój domowy nóż.
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W kuchni, w której pracuję od kilku miesięcy, używane są noże Fiskars z serii Functional Form. Niby są spoko, ale zupełnie nie leżą mi w ręce.
Nie chciałem chodzić do pracy z domowym Victorinoksem, więc kupiłem sobie najprostszy, dwudziestocentymetrowy nóż szefa z Gerlacha i muszę powiedzieć, że okazał się zaskakująco wygodny. Dobrze układa się w dłoni i jest całkiem przyjemnie wyważony.
Co prawda ostrze jest trochę cieńsze od mojego Vicka i łatwiej się rysuje (po 2 tygodniach ma więcej rysek niż tamten po kilku latach używania), a drewno (podobno dąb) przy łączeniu z metalem już nieco poczerniało (mimo tego, że myję ręcznie i od razu suszę cały nóż), ale nadal wydaje się być całkiem dobrym zakupem, zwłaszcza za 75 złotych.
Jak na razie nieźle trzyma ostrość, do tej pory jedynie honowałem go na stalce i ciągle tnie warzywa bardzo przyzwoicie. W przyszłym tygodniu będzie pora na pierwsze ostrzenie i nawet zastanawiam się, czy przepuścić go razem z resztą firmowych noży przez elektryczną maszynkę, czy może jednak naostrzyć go ręcznie na kamieniu, tak jak mój domowy nóż.
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W kuchni, w której pracuję od kilku miesięcy, używane są noże Fiskars z serii Functional Form. Niby są spoko, ale zupełnie nie leżą mi w ręce.
Nie chciałem chodzić do pracy z domowym Victorinoksem, więc kupiłem sobie najprostszy, dwudziestocentymetrowy nóż szefa z Gerlacha i muszę powiedzieć, że okazał się zaskakująco wygodny. Dobrze układa się w dłoni i jest całkiem przyjemnie wyważony.
Co prawda ostrze jest trochę cieńsze od mojego Vicka i łatwiej się rysuje (po 2 tygodniach ma więcej rysek niż tamten po kilku latach używania), a drewno (podobno dąb) przy łączeniu z metalem już nieco poczerniało (mimo tego, że myję ręcznie i od razu suszę cały nóż), ale nadal wydaje się być całkiem dobrym zakupem, zwłaszcza za 75 złotych.
Jak na razie nieźle trzyma ostrość, do tej pory jedynie honowałem go na stalce i ciągle tnie warzywa bardzo przyzwoicie. W przyszłym tygodniu będzie pora na pierwsze ostrzenie i nawet zastanawiam się, czy przepuścić go razem z resztą firmowych noży przez elektryczną maszynkę, czy może jednak naostrzyć go ręcznie na kamieniu, tak jak mój domowy nóż.
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W kuchni, w której pracuję od kilku miesięcy, używane są noże Fiskars z serii Functional Form. Niby są spoko, ale zupełnie nie leżą mi w ręce.
Nie chciałem chodzić do pracy z domowym Victorinoksem, więc kupiłem sobie najprostszy, dwudziestocentymetrowy nóż szefa z Gerlacha i muszę powiedzieć, że okazał się zaskakująco wygodny. Dobrze układa się w dłoni i jest całkiem przyjemnie wyważony.
Co prawda ostrze jest trochę cieńsze od mojego Vicka i łatwiej się rysuje (po 2 tygodniach ma więcej rysek niż tamten po kilku latach używania), a drewno (podobno dąb) przy łączeniu z metalem już nieco poczerniało (mimo tego, że myję ręcznie i od razu suszę cały nóż), ale nadal wydaje się być całkiem dobrym zakupem, zwłaszcza za 75 złotych.
Jak na razie nieźle trzyma ostrość, do tej pory jedynie honowałem go na stalce i ciągle tnie warzywa bardzo przyzwoicie. W przyszłym tygodniu będzie pora na pierwsze ostrzenie i nawet zastanawiam się, czy przepuścić go razem z resztą firmowych noży przez elektryczną maszynkę, czy może jednak naostrzyć go ręcznie na kamieniu, tak jak mój domowy nóż.
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Clara Gerlach soll wieder Bürgermeisterin sein
Die grüne Ratsfraktion hat sich am Montag, 6. Oktober, neu konstituiert. Mirja Cordes und Frank Schulz wurden als…
#Duesseldorf #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Düsseldorf #Bürgermeisterin #Clara #Cordes #Fraktion #Fraktionsvorsitzende #frank #Gerlach #Germany #Grüne #Mirja #Nordrhein-Westfalen #Schulz #Stichwahl #wahl
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Bilker Stadtzentrum in Düsseldorf – Riesige Werbung für Clara Gerlach
Wenige Tage vor der Stichwahl am Sonntag wenden die Grünen Methoden des Guerilla-Marketings an, um auf ihre OB-Kandidatin…
#Duesseldorf #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Düsseldorf #Bilk #Clara #Fassade #Gerlach #Germany #Grünen #Guerilla #Kandidatin #Nordrhein-Westfalen #RobertHabeck #Stadtteilzentrums
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Das ist Oberbürgermeister-Kandidatin Clara Gerlach (Grüne)
Um die 50 zu sein, ist offenbar ein gutes Alter für angehende Oberbürg…
#Duesseldorf #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Düsseldorf #"Wohnraum" #Bürger #Bürgermeisterin #Clara #Erstes #Gerlach #Germany #Grünen #Kandidatin #Nordrhein-Westfalen #Oberbürgermeister #Oberbürgermeisterin #Plakate #Rasch #Stichwahl #ueberrascht #wahl #Wähler #Wahlkampf
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Ordnungsamt verbietet Wahlkampf-Aktion der Grünen
Ein selbst gebastelter Zebrastreifen der Grünen um OB-Kandidatin Clara Gerlach hat in Düsseldorf das Ordnungsamt …
#Duesseldorf #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Düsseldorf #"Ordnungsamt" #aufgeklebt #Clara #gebastelter #geklebt #Gerlach #Germany #Grünen #Kandidatin #Nordrhein-Westfalen #Straße #Straßenverkehrsordnung #Verkehr #Wahlkampf #Zebrastreifen
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OB-Kandidaten streiten über Wohnen, Mobilität und Sicherheit
Wer soll die nächste Oberbürgermeisterin oder der nächste Oberbürgermeister von Düsseldorf werden? Im Maxhaus standen sich bei der…
#Duesseldorf #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Düsseldorf #Beispiel #Gerlach #Germany #Keller #nannte #Nordrhein-Westfalen #staufreien #Verkehr #Verkehrsfluss #Wahlkampf #Zachel #Ziel
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Clara Gerlach stellt neue Online-Funktion für Mieter vor
Mindestens ein Drittel der Düsseldorfer gibt inzwischen mehr als 40 Prozent des Einkommens für die Miete…
#Duesseldorf #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Düsseldorf #20Mieterverein #Clara #Funktion #Gerlach #Germany #Kandidatin #Leerstände #Miete #Mieter #Mietern #Mieterverein #Nettokaltmiete #Nordrhein-Westfalen #Plattform #Tool #Vergleichsmiete
https://www.europesays.com/de/375145/ -
OB-Kandidatin will Mindestpreis für Uber und Co.
Kampfansage an Fahrdienste wie Uber und Bolt: Die grüne OB-Kandidatin Clara Gerlach fordert höhere Preise für die per…
#Duesseldorf #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Düsseldorf #Clara #Forderung #Gerlach #Germany #Grüne #Kandidatin #Mietwagen #Nordrhein-Westfalen #Taxibranche #Uber
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Wahlarena der Rheinischen Post am 26. August
Am 14. September ist Kommunalwahl in Düsseldorf, der Wahlkampf geht in diesen Tagen also in die entscheidende Phase.…
#Duesseldorf #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Düsseldorf #2Fwahlarena #Clara #Gerlach #Germany #Kandidaten #Keller #LudwigKrause #Nordrhein-Westfalen #Oberbürgermeister #Oberbürgermeisterin #Stephan #Wahlarena #Zachel
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Kinder aus Israel aufnehmen – Kanzleramt zurückhaltend
Kanzleramtschef Thorsten Frei hat zurückhaltend auf die Pläne von Düsseldorf und Hannover reagiert, hilfsbedürftige Kinder aus dem Gazastreifen…
#Duesseldorf #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Düsseldorf #Clara #Gaza #Gazastreifen #Gerlach #Germany #Hannover #helfen #Israel #Nordrhein-Westfalen #traumatisiert #Zachel #zurückhaltend
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Grüne schlägt Zwischennutzung für Ex-Kaufhof am Wehrhahn vor
Im ehemaligen Kaufhof am Wehrhahn bietet das Handelsunternehmen Stadler seine Fahrräder an, aber der Bau verfügt über weit…
#Duesseldorf #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Düsseldorf #Gerlach #Germany #Ideen #kaufhaus #kaufhof #kratoivieskaufhausvortsellen #möhlich #nicgt #Nordrhein-Westfalen #orga #organisiert #Post #Umnutzung #vergeben
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@diebayern Was Judith #Gerlach (#csu) nicht weiß: Es gab all die Jahre bereits einen Schwarzmarkt für Cannabis. Man durfte das Zeug ja nicht im Cannabisgarten am Tresen bestellen.
Jetzt sind nur die kriminellen und mafiösen Strukturen ausgehebelt, die durch die bisherige Prohibition entstanden sind. 🤷🏻♂️
#alkoholverherrlichung
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Mention of @centerforbiodiv ! Follow them here on Mastodon!
Lawmakers need statewide #lithium plan, says #conservation group
By: Jennifer Sollis, Nevada Current
February 20, 2024"There are more than 80 lithium projects proposed on #Nevada’s public lands as the nation races to power the #GreenEnergy transition. Now conservation groups are looking to state lawmakers to establish a rule-making process that would help reduce the establishment of mines in areas of greatest conflict.
"Despite a growing interest in lithium mining, Nevada has not developed a state-level plan for where lithium production should – and should not – be permitted to avoid impacts on local communities and resources.
"The United States produces less than 1% of global lithium production, all from a single facility, Albemarle Corp.’s Silver Peak mine in Esmeralda County, according to the United States Geological Survey. But that may soon change, making a statewide plan necessary, say conservation groups.
"#Mining on public lands requires federal approval. However, state approval is also required for various permits needed to advance mining operations. States — including Nevada — generally regulate waste management, #groundwater use and impacts, reclamation, surface water use, and air quality operating permits.
"Conservation groups argue that those permit requirements give Nevada an opportunity to help shape the future of lithium development in the state.
"Earlier this month, the #CenterForBiologicalDiversity submitted a letter to the Joint Interim Standing Committee on Natural Resources, asking the committee to put forward a bill establishing a rule-making process that would help reduce the establishment of mines in areas of greatest conflict.
"The letter also includes a request that the bill include funding for a study by the #DesertResearchInstitute and state agencies to evaluate lithium resources in the state and determine which can be extracted with the least impact on communities and the environment.
"Lack of data around natural resources isn’t just an issue in Nevada, but nationwide.
"According to the Association of American State Geologists, the United States lacks an effective process for gathering, organizing, compiling, or publicly sharing geologic data that would help in the identification of valuable mineral deposits.
"Data collection on natural resources — like the one suggested by the Center for Biological Diversity — could improve the identification and development of critical minerals, while also identifying and avoiding sensitive resources that may be adversely affected by exploration or mining, according to a recent report on how to improve mining on public lands by the Department of the Interior.
"State Sen. Julie Pazina, the chairperson of the legislature’s Joint Interim Standing Committee on Natural Resources, said the committee has yet to make any determinations for what bill draft requests they’ll make for the next Legislative session in 2025.
"'Over the next year, we will discuss and vet policy with the goal of protecting Nevada’s air, water and land for generations to come,' Pazina said.
"In Nevada, the clean energy transition has been marred by conflict with numerous projects in high conflict areas attracting litigation and public outcry.
"Earlier this year, federal land managers pulled their approval for a controversial lithium exploration project less than a mile from a treasured #wetland habitat after getting hit with a lawsuit and fierce opposition.
"Other mining projects in the state have faced backlash and delays, due to their proximity to #cultural and #ecologically sensitive areas. In one case, a small wildflower has been a source of conflict between conservationists and an #Australian mining company, seeking to build an #OpenPit lithium mine on the plant’s only known habitat.
"Last year, Washoe County commissioners withdrew a permit for a #geothermal exploration project near #Gerlach, after locals voiced fears the project could negatively impact the town’s #water supply, the structural integrity of their homes, and nearby natural hot springs.
"Permitting roadblocks, like the ones in Nevada, have been a major source of frustration for the #Biden administration.
"The potential for conflict in the state due to lithium mining is only growing. About half of the projects currently proposed in Nevada are in Esmeralda and Nye County, surrounding the town of Tonopah, a sizable population center.
"'We support domestic lithium extraction as well, if it is done in the right places and with the right techniques. We oppose business-as-usual mining, dewatering of open pits, pit lakes, excessive water consumption, #extinction of species or severe #degradation of #habitat, and regulatory shortcuts to permit bad mines faster,' wrote Patrick Donnelly, the Great Basin Director for the Center for Biological Diversity, in the letter."
https://thisisreno.com/2024/02/lawmakers-need-statewide-lithium-plan-says-conservation-group/
#WaterIsLife #LithiumMining #EnvironmentalRacism #EnvironmentalDestruction #Extinction #CulturalGenocide #IndigenousLands
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Mention of @centerforbiodiv ! Follow them here on Mastodon!
Lawmakers need statewide #lithium plan, says #conservation group
By: Jennifer Sollis, Nevada Current
February 20, 2024"There are more than 80 lithium projects proposed on #Nevada’s public lands as the nation races to power the #GreenEnergy transition. Now conservation groups are looking to state lawmakers to establish a rule-making process that would help reduce the establishment of mines in areas of greatest conflict.
"Despite a growing interest in lithium mining, Nevada has not developed a state-level plan for where lithium production should – and should not – be permitted to avoid impacts on local communities and resources.
"The United States produces less than 1% of global lithium production, all from a single facility, Albemarle Corp.’s Silver Peak mine in Esmeralda County, according to the United States Geological Survey. But that may soon change, making a statewide plan necessary, say conservation groups.
"#Mining on public lands requires federal approval. However, state approval is also required for various permits needed to advance mining operations. States — including Nevada — generally regulate waste management, #groundwater use and impacts, reclamation, surface water use, and air quality operating permits.
"Conservation groups argue that those permit requirements give Nevada an opportunity to help shape the future of lithium development in the state.
"Earlier this month, the #CenterForBiologicalDiversity submitted a letter to the Joint Interim Standing Committee on Natural Resources, asking the committee to put forward a bill establishing a rule-making process that would help reduce the establishment of mines in areas of greatest conflict.
"The letter also includes a request that the bill include funding for a study by the #DesertResearchInstitute and state agencies to evaluate lithium resources in the state and determine which can be extracted with the least impact on communities and the environment.
"Lack of data around natural resources isn’t just an issue in Nevada, but nationwide.
"According to the Association of American State Geologists, the United States lacks an effective process for gathering, organizing, compiling, or publicly sharing geologic data that would help in the identification of valuable mineral deposits.
"Data collection on natural resources — like the one suggested by the Center for Biological Diversity — could improve the identification and development of critical minerals, while also identifying and avoiding sensitive resources that may be adversely affected by exploration or mining, according to a recent report on how to improve mining on public lands by the Department of the Interior.
"State Sen. Julie Pazina, the chairperson of the legislature’s Joint Interim Standing Committee on Natural Resources, said the committee has yet to make any determinations for what bill draft requests they’ll make for the next Legislative session in 2025.
"'Over the next year, we will discuss and vet policy with the goal of protecting Nevada’s air, water and land for generations to come,' Pazina said.
"In Nevada, the clean energy transition has been marred by conflict with numerous projects in high conflict areas attracting litigation and public outcry.
"Earlier this year, federal land managers pulled their approval for a controversial lithium exploration project less than a mile from a treasured #wetland habitat after getting hit with a lawsuit and fierce opposition.
"Other mining projects in the state have faced backlash and delays, due to their proximity to #cultural and #ecologically sensitive areas. In one case, a small wildflower has been a source of conflict between conservationists and an #Australian mining company, seeking to build an #OpenPit lithium mine on the plant’s only known habitat.
"Last year, Washoe County commissioners withdrew a permit for a #geothermal exploration project near #Gerlach, after locals voiced fears the project could negatively impact the town’s #water supply, the structural integrity of their homes, and nearby natural hot springs.
"Permitting roadblocks, like the ones in Nevada, have been a major source of frustration for the #Biden administration.
"The potential for conflict in the state due to lithium mining is only growing. About half of the projects currently proposed in Nevada are in Esmeralda and Nye County, surrounding the town of Tonopah, a sizable population center.
"'We support domestic lithium extraction as well, if it is done in the right places and with the right techniques. We oppose business-as-usual mining, dewatering of open pits, pit lakes, excessive water consumption, #extinction of species or severe #degradation of #habitat, and regulatory shortcuts to permit bad mines faster,' wrote Patrick Donnelly, the Great Basin Director for the Center for Biological Diversity, in the letter."
https://thisisreno.com/2024/02/lawmakers-need-statewide-lithium-plan-says-conservation-group/
#WaterIsLife #LithiumMining #EnvironmentalRacism #EnvironmentalDestruction #Extinction #CulturalGenocide #IndigenousLands
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Mention of @centerforbiodiv ! Follow them here on Mastodon!
Lawmakers need statewide #lithium plan, says #conservation group
By: Jennifer Sollis, Nevada Current
February 20, 2024"There are more than 80 lithium projects proposed on #Nevada’s public lands as the nation races to power the #GreenEnergy transition. Now conservation groups are looking to state lawmakers to establish a rule-making process that would help reduce the establishment of mines in areas of greatest conflict.
"Despite a growing interest in lithium mining, Nevada has not developed a state-level plan for where lithium production should – and should not – be permitted to avoid impacts on local communities and resources.
"The United States produces less than 1% of global lithium production, all from a single facility, Albemarle Corp.’s Silver Peak mine in Esmeralda County, according to the United States Geological Survey. But that may soon change, making a statewide plan necessary, say conservation groups.
"#Mining on public lands requires federal approval. However, state approval is also required for various permits needed to advance mining operations. States — including Nevada — generally regulate waste management, #groundwater use and impacts, reclamation, surface water use, and air quality operating permits.
"Conservation groups argue that those permit requirements give Nevada an opportunity to help shape the future of lithium development in the state.
"Earlier this month, the #CenterForBiologicalDiversity submitted a letter to the Joint Interim Standing Committee on Natural Resources, asking the committee to put forward a bill establishing a rule-making process that would help reduce the establishment of mines in areas of greatest conflict.
"The letter also includes a request that the bill include funding for a study by the #DesertResearchInstitute and state agencies to evaluate lithium resources in the state and determine which can be extracted with the least impact on communities and the environment.
"Lack of data around natural resources isn’t just an issue in Nevada, but nationwide.
"According to the Association of American State Geologists, the United States lacks an effective process for gathering, organizing, compiling, or publicly sharing geologic data that would help in the identification of valuable mineral deposits.
"Data collection on natural resources — like the one suggested by the Center for Biological Diversity — could improve the identification and development of critical minerals, while also identifying and avoiding sensitive resources that may be adversely affected by exploration or mining, according to a recent report on how to improve mining on public lands by the Department of the Interior.
"State Sen. Julie Pazina, the chairperson of the legislature’s Joint Interim Standing Committee on Natural Resources, said the committee has yet to make any determinations for what bill draft requests they’ll make for the next Legislative session in 2025.
"'Over the next year, we will discuss and vet policy with the goal of protecting Nevada’s air, water and land for generations to come,' Pazina said.
"In Nevada, the clean energy transition has been marred by conflict with numerous projects in high conflict areas attracting litigation and public outcry.
"Earlier this year, federal land managers pulled their approval for a controversial lithium exploration project less than a mile from a treasured #wetland habitat after getting hit with a lawsuit and fierce opposition.
"Other mining projects in the state have faced backlash and delays, due to their proximity to #cultural and #ecologically sensitive areas. In one case, a small wildflower has been a source of conflict between conservationists and an #Australian mining company, seeking to build an #OpenPit lithium mine on the plant’s only known habitat.
"Last year, Washoe County commissioners withdrew a permit for a #geothermal exploration project near #Gerlach, after locals voiced fears the project could negatively impact the town’s #water supply, the structural integrity of their homes, and nearby natural hot springs.
"Permitting roadblocks, like the ones in Nevada, have been a major source of frustration for the #Biden administration.
"The potential for conflict in the state due to lithium mining is only growing. About half of the projects currently proposed in Nevada are in Esmeralda and Nye County, surrounding the town of Tonopah, a sizable population center.
"'We support domestic lithium extraction as well, if it is done in the right places and with the right techniques. We oppose business-as-usual mining, dewatering of open pits, pit lakes, excessive water consumption, #extinction of species or severe #degradation of #habitat, and regulatory shortcuts to permit bad mines faster,' wrote Patrick Donnelly, the Great Basin Director for the Center for Biological Diversity, in the letter."
https://thisisreno.com/2024/02/lawmakers-need-statewide-lithium-plan-says-conservation-group/
#WaterIsLife #LithiumMining #EnvironmentalRacism #EnvironmentalDestruction #Extinction #CulturalGenocide #IndigenousLands
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Mention of @centerforbiodiv ! Follow them here on Mastodon!
Lawmakers need statewide #lithium plan, says #conservation group
By: Jennifer Sollis, Nevada Current
February 20, 2024"There are more than 80 lithium projects proposed on #Nevada’s public lands as the nation races to power the #GreenEnergy transition. Now conservation groups are looking to state lawmakers to establish a rule-making process that would help reduce the establishment of mines in areas of greatest conflict.
"Despite a growing interest in lithium mining, Nevada has not developed a state-level plan for where lithium production should – and should not – be permitted to avoid impacts on local communities and resources.
"The United States produces less than 1% of global lithium production, all from a single facility, Albemarle Corp.’s Silver Peak mine in Esmeralda County, according to the United States Geological Survey. But that may soon change, making a statewide plan necessary, say conservation groups.
"#Mining on public lands requires federal approval. However, state approval is also required for various permits needed to advance mining operations. States — including Nevada — generally regulate waste management, #groundwater use and impacts, reclamation, surface water use, and air quality operating permits.
"Conservation groups argue that those permit requirements give Nevada an opportunity to help shape the future of lithium development in the state.
"Earlier this month, the #CenterForBiologicalDiversity submitted a letter to the Joint Interim Standing Committee on Natural Resources, asking the committee to put forward a bill establishing a rule-making process that would help reduce the establishment of mines in areas of greatest conflict.
"The letter also includes a request that the bill include funding for a study by the #DesertResearchInstitute and state agencies to evaluate lithium resources in the state and determine which can be extracted with the least impact on communities and the environment.
"Lack of data around natural resources isn’t just an issue in Nevada, but nationwide.
"According to the Association of American State Geologists, the United States lacks an effective process for gathering, organizing, compiling, or publicly sharing geologic data that would help in the identification of valuable mineral deposits.
"Data collection on natural resources — like the one suggested by the Center for Biological Diversity — could improve the identification and development of critical minerals, while also identifying and avoiding sensitive resources that may be adversely affected by exploration or mining, according to a recent report on how to improve mining on public lands by the Department of the Interior.
"State Sen. Julie Pazina, the chairperson of the legislature’s Joint Interim Standing Committee on Natural Resources, said the committee has yet to make any determinations for what bill draft requests they’ll make for the next Legislative session in 2025.
"'Over the next year, we will discuss and vet policy with the goal of protecting Nevada’s air, water and land for generations to come,' Pazina said.
"In Nevada, the clean energy transition has been marred by conflict with numerous projects in high conflict areas attracting litigation and public outcry.
"Earlier this year, federal land managers pulled their approval for a controversial lithium exploration project less than a mile from a treasured #wetland habitat after getting hit with a lawsuit and fierce opposition.
"Other mining projects in the state have faced backlash and delays, due to their proximity to #cultural and #ecologically sensitive areas. In one case, a small wildflower has been a source of conflict between conservationists and an #Australian mining company, seeking to build an #OpenPit lithium mine on the plant’s only known habitat.
"Last year, Washoe County commissioners withdrew a permit for a #geothermal exploration project near #Gerlach, after locals voiced fears the project could negatively impact the town’s #water supply, the structural integrity of their homes, and nearby natural hot springs.
"Permitting roadblocks, like the ones in Nevada, have been a major source of frustration for the #Biden administration.
"The potential for conflict in the state due to lithium mining is only growing. About half of the projects currently proposed in Nevada are in Esmeralda and Nye County, surrounding the town of Tonopah, a sizable population center.
"'We support domestic lithium extraction as well, if it is done in the right places and with the right techniques. We oppose business-as-usual mining, dewatering of open pits, pit lakes, excessive water consumption, #extinction of species or severe #degradation of #habitat, and regulatory shortcuts to permit bad mines faster,' wrote Patrick Donnelly, the Great Basin Director for the Center for Biological Diversity, in the letter."
https://thisisreno.com/2024/02/lawmakers-need-statewide-lithium-plan-says-conservation-group/
#WaterIsLife #LithiumMining #EnvironmentalRacism #EnvironmentalDestruction #Extinction #CulturalGenocide #IndigenousLands
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Mention of @centerforbiodiv ! Follow them here on Mastodon!
Lawmakers need statewide #lithium plan, says #conservation group
By: Jennifer Sollis, Nevada Current
February 20, 2024"There are more than 80 lithium projects proposed on #Nevada’s public lands as the nation races to power the #GreenEnergy transition. Now conservation groups are looking to state lawmakers to establish a rule-making process that would help reduce the establishment of mines in areas of greatest conflict.
"Despite a growing interest in lithium mining, Nevada has not developed a state-level plan for where lithium production should – and should not – be permitted to avoid impacts on local communities and resources.
"The United States produces less than 1% of global lithium production, all from a single facility, Albemarle Corp.’s Silver Peak mine in Esmeralda County, according to the United States Geological Survey. But that may soon change, making a statewide plan necessary, say conservation groups.
"#Mining on public lands requires federal approval. However, state approval is also required for various permits needed to advance mining operations. States — including Nevada — generally regulate waste management, #groundwater use and impacts, reclamation, surface water use, and air quality operating permits.
"Conservation groups argue that those permit requirements give Nevada an opportunity to help shape the future of lithium development in the state.
"Earlier this month, the #CenterForBiologicalDiversity submitted a letter to the Joint Interim Standing Committee on Natural Resources, asking the committee to put forward a bill establishing a rule-making process that would help reduce the establishment of mines in areas of greatest conflict.
"The letter also includes a request that the bill include funding for a study by the #DesertResearchInstitute and state agencies to evaluate lithium resources in the state and determine which can be extracted with the least impact on communities and the environment.
"Lack of data around natural resources isn’t just an issue in Nevada, but nationwide.
"According to the Association of American State Geologists, the United States lacks an effective process for gathering, organizing, compiling, or publicly sharing geologic data that would help in the identification of valuable mineral deposits.
"Data collection on natural resources — like the one suggested by the Center for Biological Diversity — could improve the identification and development of critical minerals, while also identifying and avoiding sensitive resources that may be adversely affected by exploration or mining, according to a recent report on how to improve mining on public lands by the Department of the Interior.
"State Sen. Julie Pazina, the chairperson of the legislature’s Joint Interim Standing Committee on Natural Resources, said the committee has yet to make any determinations for what bill draft requests they’ll make for the next Legislative session in 2025.
"'Over the next year, we will discuss and vet policy with the goal of protecting Nevada’s air, water and land for generations to come,' Pazina said.
"In Nevada, the clean energy transition has been marred by conflict with numerous projects in high conflict areas attracting litigation and public outcry.
"Earlier this year, federal land managers pulled their approval for a controversial lithium exploration project less than a mile from a treasured #wetland habitat after getting hit with a lawsuit and fierce opposition.
"Other mining projects in the state have faced backlash and delays, due to their proximity to #cultural and #ecologically sensitive areas. In one case, a small wildflower has been a source of conflict between conservationists and an #Australian mining company, seeking to build an #OpenPit lithium mine on the plant’s only known habitat.
"Last year, Washoe County commissioners withdrew a permit for a #geothermal exploration project near #Gerlach, after locals voiced fears the project could negatively impact the town’s #water supply, the structural integrity of their homes, and nearby natural hot springs.
"Permitting roadblocks, like the ones in Nevada, have been a major source of frustration for the #Biden administration.
"The potential for conflict in the state due to lithium mining is only growing. About half of the projects currently proposed in Nevada are in Esmeralda and Nye County, surrounding the town of Tonopah, a sizable population center.
"'We support domestic lithium extraction as well, if it is done in the right places and with the right techniques. We oppose business-as-usual mining, dewatering of open pits, pit lakes, excessive water consumption, #extinction of species or severe #degradation of #habitat, and regulatory shortcuts to permit bad mines faster,' wrote Patrick Donnelly, the Great Basin Director for the Center for Biological Diversity, in the letter."
https://thisisreno.com/2024/02/lawmakers-need-statewide-lithium-plan-says-conservation-group/
#WaterIsLife #LithiumMining #EnvironmentalRacism #EnvironmentalDestruction #Extinction #CulturalGenocide #IndigenousLands
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in de #Volkskrant een mooi verhaal over #Gerlach:
Wie niet oplet, rijdt Nederlands beroemdste #filmboer in spe zo voorbij. ‘#Aardappelen te koop’, meldt een bord langs de provinciale weg, pal voor de oprit naar de N201 richting Schiphol en ‘overige bestemmingen’. Daar, half verscholen achter wat dennenbomen, staat het houten huisje van de 74-jarige ‘kleine’ #akkerbouwer Gerlach van Beinum – mogelijk de laatste in zijn soort
#bijzonderemensen #film #IDFA
https://archive.ph/2023.12.13-180637/https://www.volkskrant.nl/films/de-laatste-boer-gerlach-van-beinum-je-ziet-dat-het-afgelopen-is-die-akkerbouw-voor-boeren-zoals-ik~bc2469fa/ -
Gizmodo: Burning Man’s Climate Reckoning Has Begun https://gizmodo.com/burning-man-s-climate-reckoning-has-begun-1850819525 #brightgreenenvironmentalism #bureauoflandmanagement #energydevelopment #sustainableenergy #ormattechnologies #geothermalenergy #renewableenergy #geothermalpower #blackrockdesert #jamesfaulds #environment #michaelmann #burningman #chrisrock #rituals #gerlach #grist
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If you know someone who is headed to #BurningMan pre-event, have them stay put for now. #Hilary has reactivated Lake Lahontan*
The gate will be closed all day. Everyone is being stopped in #Gerlach.
And as anyone going pre-event should already know, nothing happens during and after a rain. No driving is allowed, and walking is difficult (an inch of playa accumulates on your shoes with each step. after a dozen steps you're carrying around 5lbs of mud)
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I've always been fascinated and inspired by old USGS maps of the American west, especially the places where I grew up
Here's an 1886 version of Granite Range, NV, and mine-- a USGS-inspired map incorporating the current landscape and more accurate and detailed terrain
@sarahbell made the Bell Topo Sans typeface!
#pyramidlakepaiute #Nevada #Gerlach #GreatBasin #MapArt #MapsAsArt #BasinRange #BlackRockDesert #PyramidLake #BlackRockCity #BurningMan #Washoe #Paiute #ConspiracyOfCartographers
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I've always been fascinated and inspired by old USGS maps of the American west, especially the places where I grew up
Here's an 1886 version of Granite Range, NV, and mine-- a USGS-inspired map incorporating the current landscape and more accurate and detailed terrain
@sarahbell made the Bell Topo Sans typeface!
#pyramidlakepaiute #Nevada #Gerlach #GreatBasin #MapArt #MapsAsArt #BasinRange #BlackRockDesert #PyramidLake #BlackRockCity #BurningMan #Washoe #Paiute #ConspiracyOfCartographers
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I've always been fascinated and inspired by old USGS maps of the American west, especially the places where I grew up
Here's an 1886 version of Granite Range, NV, and mine-- a USGS-inspired map incorporating the current landscape and more accurate and detailed terrain
@sarahbell made the Bell Topo Sans typeface!
#pyramidlakepaiute #Nevada #Gerlach #GreatBasin #MapArt #MapsAsArt #BasinRange #BlackRockDesert #PyramidLake #BlackRockCity #BurningMan #Washoe #Paiute #ConspiracyOfCartographers
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I've always been fascinated and inspired by old USGS maps of the American west, especially the places where I grew up
Here's an 1886 version of Granite Range, NV, and mine-- a USGS-inspired map incorporating the current landscape and more accurate and detailed terrain
@sarahbell made the Bell Topo Sans typeface!
#pyramidlakepaiute #Nevada #Gerlach #GreatBasin #MapArt #MapsAsArt #BasinRange #BlackRockDesert #PyramidLake #BlackRockCity #BurningMan #Washoe #Paiute #ConspiracyOfCartographers
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I've always been fascinated and inspired by old USGS maps of the American west, especially the places where I grew up
Here's an 1886 version of Granite Range, NV, and mine-- a USGS-inspired map incorporating the current landscape and more accurate and detailed terrain
@sarahbell made the Bell Topo Sans typeface!
#pyramidlakepaiute #Nevada #Gerlach #GreatBasin #MapArt #MapsAsArt #BasinRange #BlackRockDesert #PyramidLake #BlackRockCity #BurningMan #Washoe #Paiute #ConspiracyOfCartographers
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Basin and Range...memories of the lost Lake Lahontan and its dry remains--vast valleys and playas; sharp mountain ranges.
#WIP #Nevada #Gerlach #GreatBasin #Pattern #MapArt #MapsAsArt #BasinRange #BlackRockDesert #GraniteRange #PyramidLake #thePlaya #BlackRockCity #BuffaloHills #Washoe #Paiute #ConspiracyOfCartographers
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Basin and Range...memories of the lost Lake Lahontan and its dry remains--vast valleys and playas; sharp mountain ranges.
#WIP #Nevada #Gerlach #GreatBasin #Pattern #MapArt #MapsAsArt #BasinRange #BlackRockDesert #GraniteRange #PyramidLake #thePlaya #BlackRockCity #BuffaloHills #Washoe #Paiute #ConspiracyOfCartographers
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Basin and Range...memories of the lost Lake Lahontan and its dry remains--vast valleys and playas; sharp mountain ranges.
#WIP #Nevada #Gerlach #GreatBasin #Pattern #MapArt #MapsAsArt #BasinRange #BlackRockDesert #GraniteRange #PyramidLake #thePlaya #BlackRockCity #BuffaloHills #Washoe #Paiute #ConspiracyOfCartographers
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Basin and Range...memories of the lost Lake Lahontan and its dry remains--vast valleys and playas; sharp mountain ranges.
#WIP #Nevada #Gerlach #GreatBasin #Pattern #MapArt #MapsAsArt #BasinRange #BlackRockDesert #GraniteRange #PyramidLake #thePlaya #BlackRockCity #BuffaloHills #Washoe #Paiute #ConspiracyOfCartographers
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Basin and Range...memories of the lost Lake Lahontan and its dry remains--vast valleys and playas; sharp mountain ranges.
#WIP #Nevada #Gerlach #GreatBasin #Pattern #MapArt #MapsAsArt #BasinRange #BlackRockDesert #GraniteRange #PyramidLake #thePlaya #BlackRockCity #BuffaloHills #Washoe #Paiute #ConspiracyOfCartographers
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Burning Man Fights To Save Its New Home in the Old West https://sfstandard.com/arts-culture/burning-man-gerlach-blm-ormat-lawsuit-geothermal/
#BurningMan #Nevada #Gerlach -
#Klimaziele im #Verkehr einhalten. Neue #Regelwerke machen es möglich!
Schau Euch bitte das Video von Prof. Jürgen #Gerlach an:https://digitalcourage.video/w/2NCYbgj3RtTBRV7a3aWZE9
Dazu gibt es auch einen Text mit den Hintergrundinformationen:
https://www.fgsv.de/fileadmin/user_upload/Langfassung_E_Klima_Gerlach_nach_Verkehrskongress2022.pdf
Alle, die in der #Kommunalpolitik zur #Verkehrsplanung aktiv sind, sollten diesen wegweisenden Vortrag kennen.
#Klimaschutzgesetz #Bundesverfassungsgericht #Urteil #Kommunalverwaltungen haften auch für unterlassene Entscheidungen.
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Burning Man vs clean energy: Yearly "temporary" festival suing to block a geothermal plant
https://www.curbed.com/2023/02/burning-man-nevada-lawsuit-geothermal-energy.html
#globalwarming #climatechange #burningman #geothermal #gerlach #nevada #-