Interesting explanation to why the Fires in Hawai’i were so devestating:
Charlie Daniels’ Post
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FREE TRAINING from the US EPA to learn some skills to become a Seattle Environmental worker! https://lnkd.in/g6_RMDiy
Free Job Training Information Session for Lower Duwamish Waterway
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This, including the embedded YouTube videos, are such a great guide to Stormwater management! It’s refreshing to find municipalities that go above and beyond!
Save It (the Environment) on a Rainy Day
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Season 2 of the UW College of the Environment Podcast!
S2 E1: Alison Duvall and Tectonic Geomorphology
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Are you a nonprofit? Have you checked out Zeffy? They're a fantastic free fundraising platform that covers credit card fees. We've been using Zeffy for months now and we're thrilled with it! 🚀 🤯 Take a look: zeffy.com.
Zeffy | 100% Free Fundraising Software
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VOLUNTEER? Want to get to know your queer community a little better? We're still looking for a couple of volunteers to help out across our 24th Annual International Seattle Friendly Soccer Tournament put on by Rain City Soccer Club! Various tasks will help us get this tournament over the finish line, as we put on a $10k+ and 100+ person queer soccer tournament on May 25th at North SeaTac Park! Rain City Soccer Club is a 501(c)3 nonprofit and has been Seattle's LGBTQ+ soccer organization based in Capitol Hill for over 20 years, raincitysoccer.org. We need volunteers for things like the restocking snacks and water, running to Costco for food order pick up, etc. It's a really fun weekend event, and different commitment levels are available so you don't have to commit to the whole weekend if you only want to do a few hours! We are looking for 1-2 more volunteers in the afternoon on Saturday, May 25th! https://lnkd.in/gMCwwy_m
Friendly Tournament Refs and Volunteer Sign Up
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Wow
A 7.5 earthquake hit Taiwan yesterday and footage shows the Taipei 101 skyscraper shaking. The 1,670ft building famously has a 703 ton steel ball hanging between the 88th and 92nd floors, which acts as a “dampener system” to reduce building sway by 30-40% during earthquakes and typhoons. This video explains how the system acts like a pendulum to prevent structural damage. The engineering marvel is a passive dampening system, which means it doesn’t require an outside power source but is “powered by natural movement of the building.”
