It had a joke about thanatology. It killed.
Tony CorsentinoI had a joke about Anselm’s Ontological Argument, but I conceived of a better one
PhD biologist, author, climate activist, adoptee rights activist. Senior Scientist and Writer in Residence, Science and Environmental Health Network, Rachel Carson scholar with Library of America. Reminder: Nobody’s coming.
It had a joke about thanatology. It killed.
Tony CorsentinoI had a joke about Anselm’s Ontological Argument, but I conceived of a better one
1) MyChart notifications letting me know the medical test results that might upend my life are now in my patient portal but I’m out for a run sans reading glasses or driving a car or doing a zoom webinar 2) MyChart not letting me know the test results are in what the fuck I’ll kill you bitch
Sanjay SrivastavaWhat is an extremely nerdy/obscure/specific thing you hate with a white-hot wrath?
Hey friends, @antoniajuhasz.bsky.social is an amazing investigative journalist who shares gift links, articles I would otherwise not see, and also her own reporting in Rolling Stone and elsewhere. She brings a deep knowledge of the oil industry and the Gulf South. Are Follow Fridays still a thing?
Antonia JuhaszExxonMobil and Chevron reported a combined $26.5bn, as they cashed in on Donald Trump’s Iran war. The windfall profits put the companies on a collision course with Trump, who has accused the industry of “price gouging”. giftarticle.ft.com/giftarticle/... via @financialtimes
👀 So called blue hydrogen and blue ammonia are made from natural gas with CO2 capture added on—which requires tax credits to be profitable. This cancellation👇highlights the uncertain financial prospects of many such projects that rely on subsidized CO2 capture. Oh snap. ieefa.org/resources/he...
Thank you, CNN, for connecting rising housing costs to our stubborn refusal to quit fossil fuels. More of this, please. “Five months into the war in Iran, rising oil prices and stubborn inflation are driving mortgage rates to the highest level in a year.” www.cnn.com/2026/07/30/b...
Here’s a great example of the work we do at @sehnetwork.bsky.social: When the grassroots group Liveable Arlington released data on fracking wells near schools, we supported their release with a statement summarizing the known health threats of fracking for kids. 1/2 www.sehn.org/sehn/2026/7/...
Editor's Note for July 2026 — The Science and Environmental Health NetworkFor many Americans, the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran provided a crash course on the role of oil and gas in the economic workings of this world; at the very least, it added to or tested what we knew. For o...www.sehn.orgNo community has fought fracking more relentlessly and with more courage than the Arlington, Texas where fracking wells proliferate near daycare centers, playgrounds, and schools and where elected officials seem to have forgotten whose well-being they serve. Here’s our latest frontline report:
Science and Environmental Health Network (SEHN)In our July newsletter: A focus on the shocking proximity of #fracking sites to #Arlington Texas' 76 public schools. New data, new urgency & a fully-referenced statement from Concerned Health Professionals of NY. @liveablearlington.bsky.social @fractracker.bsky.social www.sehn.org/sehn/2026/7/...
Re: emerging findings on all the ways data centers make water disappear from watersheds and turn it into humidity, poison water with biocides and forever PFAS chemicals, and imperil drinking water aquifers. Here are two explainers I helped create for communities: 1/3 www.sehn.org/sehn/2025/8/...
Ohioans! Stand up and go apeshit! “Ohio’s EPA has filed a draft blanket permit that, if passed, will allow data centers to dump wastewater into state waters, including biocides, heavy metals, perfluoroalkyl, and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), into Lake Erie.” www.shacknews.com/article/1500...
I made a bet with myself that I could scroll the replies and read the words SOVIET UNION and BORSCHT before my microwave beeped and, reader, I won that bet.
Will StancilPolitics aside, do people believe city-run grocery stores with deeply discounted prices are a good POLICY idea? What are they intended to accomplish, in your view? What problem do they solve? Would you implement them if not running for election? I'm sincerely curious in people's answers here.