Bay Area scientists track birds electronically to learn impacts of climate change

Bay Area scientists are using cutting-edge technology to better understand the decline in bird populations while finding ways to help species that are challenged. Len Ramirez and Molly McCrea report.
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[@janiebankston2003]

Geoengineering Night mare causes extinction

[@pawsformercy1050]

I just really hope those bands dont conduct heat so if they sit in the sun they dont heat up and burn their legs like some materials can like silver and aluminim

[@brianrobinson4907]

Lies and propaganda.
This area should look like The forest moon of Endor from Return of the Jedi.
The climate didn't cut down the trees and raise cattle and it isn't building housing developments either.

[@veronikalynn5084]

Right. It’s both sad, funny, and then agonisingly sad again to watch humanity lie to itself as it sleepwalks into dystopia. I’m glad that there are people who care about the animals…but at the rate we’re going, there’s nothing that will stop the inevitable dying off of more and more species and natural ecosystems.
Short of a mass extinction event affecting only homosapiens, it’s only gonna get worse for them.