Al Tantalidou
@altantalidou.bsky.social
Storyteller, Community Organizer, and Fungi. Interviewer at the Climate Disaster Project https://climatedisasterproject.com/.
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This, plus the collapse of mainstream news, is going to destroy so many brains.
Unfriendly reminder, AI is being used to destroy trust. Do not normalize the use of AI. AI can not reliably enhance videos or low-quality images.
This is the quiet replacement of reality. Do not let this be normalized.
This is the quiet replacement of reality. Do not let this be normalized.
January 29, 2026 at 4:07 AM
This, plus the collapse of mainstream news, is going to destroy so many brains.
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All those listeria and salmonella outbreak are about to get way worse.
Alarming news for Canadians: www.ctvnews.ca/ottawa/artic...
Health Canada the latest federal department to issue layoff notices
More than 2,000 employees at Health Canada and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada have been notified their jobs may be affected as federal departments continue to issue notices about possible layoffs in...
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January 23, 2026 at 9:48 PM
All those listeria and salmonella outbreak are about to get way worse.
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"You can’t even take a moment to acknowledge this person passed. I remember seeing a family member just standing in the hallway. And I’m literally running, gunning it across the hall to go to a different room and can’t even talk to them."
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I Worked the ER During BC’s Worst Heat Wave. One Shift Haunts Me | The Tyee
‘That night could break people,’ recalls a health professional. A first-person account.
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June 19, 2025 at 7:06 PM
"You can’t even take a moment to acknowledge this person passed. I remember seeing a family member just standing in the hallway. And I’m literally running, gunning it across the hall to go to a different room and can’t even talk to them."
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#UVicENVI grad student Rekha Marcus found real hope at COP30 — meeting youth leaders, Indigenous land defenders, and researchers in the Amazon. A good read on why these connections matter: news.uvic.ca/2025/environ...
Environmental studies grad student finds hope in the rainforest at COP30 - UVic News
Travelling to the United Nations climate summit deep in the Brazilian Amazon was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for Rekha Marcus.
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December 11, 2025 at 5:31 PM
#UVicENVI grad student Rekha Marcus found real hope at COP30 — meeting youth leaders, Indigenous land defenders, and researchers in the Amazon. A good read on why these connections matter: news.uvic.ca/2025/environ...
It was an honor to be featured in the UVIC martlet some time back for Dykes nations' performative competition, and I'm hoping to keep the momentum going this year with even more community events! martlet.ca/performative... Stay tuned for those on the instagram: www.instagram.com/p/DPb5RSbEm_M/
‘Performative’ contests gain traction on campus
Various performative contests have popped up around campus, aimed at bringing community members together and having fun.
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January 23, 2026 at 11:05 PM
It was an honor to be featured in the UVIC martlet some time back for Dykes nations' performative competition, and I'm hoping to keep the momentum going this year with even more community events! martlet.ca/performative... Stay tuned for those on the instagram: www.instagram.com/p/DPb5RSbEm_M/
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Welcome back, students! Join us for complimentary pizza and a hangout. #StudentLife #FreePizza
January 15, 2026 at 4:06 AM
Welcome back, students! Join us for complimentary pizza and a hangout. #StudentLife #FreePizza
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Is B.C. really running out of electricity?
At this #UVicENVI seminar, Mark Zacharias breaks down claims about power shortages, drought-year imports, and electrification—and explains what the evidence actually shows.
A fact-based look at how B.C. can plan an affordable, reliable path to net-zero.
At this #UVicENVI seminar, Mark Zacharias breaks down claims about power shortages, drought-year imports, and electrification—and explains what the evidence actually shows.
A fact-based look at how B.C. can plan an affordable, reliable path to net-zero.
January 23, 2026 at 7:18 PM
Is B.C. really running out of electricity?
At this #UVicENVI seminar, Mark Zacharias breaks down claims about power shortages, drought-year imports, and electrification—and explains what the evidence actually shows.
A fact-based look at how B.C. can plan an affordable, reliable path to net-zero.
At this #UVicENVI seminar, Mark Zacharias breaks down claims about power shortages, drought-year imports, and electrification—and explains what the evidence actually shows.
A fact-based look at how B.C. can plan an affordable, reliable path to net-zero.
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We are proud to announce the Climate Disaster Project and its partners have been awarded a $2.5 million grant to document the stories of climate-impacted people worldwide, creating a museum exhibition that honours their experiences and shares their wisdom.
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Climate professor receives $2.5 million grant to document stories globally - UVic News
Fires rage, floods devastate, storms surge: every day we hear about the impacts of climate change, with ever-increasing casualty counts and infrastructure
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July 14, 2025 at 5:49 PM
We are proud to announce the Climate Disaster Project and its partners have been awarded a $2.5 million grant to document the stories of climate-impacted people worldwide, creating a museum exhibition that honours their experiences and shares their wisdom.
news.uvic.ca/media-releas...
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