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  • Yes, but they use their own standards, not the ones set by the WHO which are more in line with the science behind the health effects of pm2.5. The safe levels according to the government aren't that safe.

  • Eventually the plasticisers will break down and the tire will start falling apart leaving plastic dust every where; best for that to happen in a landfill imo.

    Tires can't really be recycled and usually end up being burned for energy, releasing toxins and CO2 into the atmosphere, much like how most plastics aren't actually recycled either. In my province (BC), they have recycling programs but those also release toxins, just at a slower rate while in the close proximity of children (rubber surfaces in playgrounds).

    https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2405844025002890

  • Indeed; however, it is likely because of christianity that these myths aren't challenged and also likely what caused this greentext... if it's not fake and/or gay.

  • Please accept a small handful of dry roasted peanuts as tribute.

  • Wow, so that means we can offer this vaccine to everyone, not only "high-risk groups" right?

    ...Right?

  • These AQI forecasts are adhering to the World Health Organizations standard which more heavily weighs levels of PM2.5 (Canada apparently doesn't at all) which can't be seen or really noticed in anyway except by those who are really young, old or are already suffer from respiratory disease.

    PM2.5 is particulate matter that is smaller than 2.5 microns; so, anything smaller than most bacteria and mould spores which can't be seen by humans as that is ~20 times smaller than a hair. Because it's so small, it can reach very far into lung tissues and in some cases even breach cell walls. When levels are this high there is almost certainly damage being done on a cellular level if one isn't wearing proper protection and this greatly increases chances for disease such as cancer.

    I don't know why none of the news services report this, likely because they don't know and the government doesn't report it either. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

  • Vancouver @lemmy.ca

    PSA: Unhealthy Air Quality expected starting Tuesday ~9pm until Thursday ~2pm

    www.windy.com /-Menu/menu
  • toothbrush box

  • Classic .ml inferiority complex.

  • :(

  • Anon suffers a hormone dysfunction, blames it on masturbation like a good christian boy.

  • ur right

    screens taste like blood mmmm

  • I think that would certainly add (a lot of) noise to the data, but seeing as there's still a net drop in windows, it's still a good month for linux. Sucks that they can only use http requests. :(

  • I hope you used both arms bro.

  • I think you will like this video:

    Why Israel has no right to exist, with Craig Mokhiber

    I feel you. Like you're trapped with no way out. Kind of like a conveyor belt slowly moving everything towards a wall. Many people feel that way too and they organize with others to fight against the injustice, against the horror. Find those people, wherever you are, and help them, however you can.

  • Mocha Cathulu

    *I would join this cult.

  • 🥳

  • Doesn't work on firefox either until I open the picture in a new tab directly.

    Screenshot of the lil' shrimp:

  • 3DPrinting @lemmy.world

    You Can't Buy Airless MTB Tires—So I Made Them!

  • Really cool! One thing I sometimes concern my self about is the minimal (comparatively) pollution my bicycle tires make. I would LOVE to print out this design on bio-degradable filament. It very likely wouldn't last as long, but that's fine if I'm even further reducing my impact. *Also I almost exclusively ride in urban environments.

    Note: most biodegradable filaments are only degradable in industrial-level compost facilities; however, they do break down a lot quicker than conventional plastics in normal conditions.

    **Can anyone find the .stl? :O

  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    37 seconds, thru a window. birb amongst canna lillies

  • Lemmy Shitpost @lemmy.world

    Korn, behind the name

  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    A trule service

  • Dogs @lemmy.world

    You may be ruletitled

  • British Columbia @lemmy.ca

    LNG Canada dropped commitments to operate ‘without routine flaring,’ docs reveal

    thenarwhal.ca /lng-canada-dropped-flaring-commitments-docs/
  • Canada @lemmy.ca

    LNG Canada dropped commitments to operate ‘without routine flaring,’ docs reveal

    thenarwhal.ca /lng-canada-dropped-flaring-commitments-docs/
  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    1 cubic milleruler of gayness

  • Vancouver @lemmy.ca

    300+ Supporters Speak Against Myron Manor Rezoning

    thenorthstar.media /2026/07/26/300-supporters-speak-against-myron-manor-rezoning/
  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    Furry doctor rule

    loops.video /v/h6sHfyXdVU
  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    Mfw tfw my face their rule face when rule tfw

  • cats @lemmy.world

    loafin about

  • nature is fucking lit @lemmy.world

    Orcas filmed ramming one of the world's heaviest fish so hard it explodes, possibly for fun

    phys.org /news/2026-07-orcas-ramming-world-heaviest-fish.html
  • cats @lemmy.world

    Cat and Laptop

  • Vancouver @lemmy.ca

    PSA (again): More Bad Air Quality until at least Thursday, likely due to wildfires

    www.windy.com /-Menu/menu
  • Ukraine @sopuli.xyz

    Russian state linked corporations can now have their own air defence units.

    inv.nadeko.net /watch
  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    Meet Jimothy, the short-spined rulecoon from Ballard

    www.myballard.com /2026/07/16/jimothy-the-short-spined-raccoon-from-ballard-becomes-an-internet-sensation/
  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    Creativity rule

  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    Creaturule We Love