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    Foggy sunset over Bandon sea stacks shared with #MeerMittwoch●"Seastacks & Fog" from a foggy sunset in Bandon, Oregon For # MeerMittwoch and for reasons: https:// mas.to/@alexskunz/1MmastodonEnvironmentOceans7013 h ago

    Photographer Alexandra Kunz posted a seascape image titled "Seastacks & Fog", capturing a foggy sunset over the sea stacks of Bandon, Oregon. The shot was shared for #MeerMittwoch, a weekly Wednesday tradition where users post sea-themed photography, and it has drawn around 70 likes from viewers.

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    Congress Moves to Speed Up Energy Permit Approvals▼Exasperated by Delays, Congress Aims to Speed Up Energy Permits✉newsWorldUS Politics32 min ago

    Frustrated by years-long delays in approving energy projects, members of Congress are pushing legislation to accelerate the permitting process for power lines, pipelines and other infrastructure. The effort reflects bipartisan concern that slow federal reviews are holding back energy development and investment, though the scope of any deal and its chances of passage remain uncertain.

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    Bougainville blooms brighten a seaside Wednesday walk●# MeerMittwoch Morning walk ☀️ Motret bunga Bougenville # fotografi # flower # bougenville # bloom # blossom # nature #MmastodonEnvironmentWildlife2714 h ago

    Photographers and garden lovers are sharing close-up shots of bougainvillea flowers taken on morning walks by the sea, marking the midweek MeerMittwoch tradition. The colourful blooms and sunny weather are drawing appreciative responses from the nature and photography community.

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    Dense fog bank spotted hanging offshore along the coast●Quite the fog bank hanging offshore on this # MeerMittwoch ! # SeaWednesday # ocean # todayMmastodonEnvironmentOceans3912 h ago

    A striking fog bank has been photographed hanging over the ocean offshore, shared as part of the weekly #MeerMittwoch (Sea Wednesday) tradition, in which ocean lovers post sea-themed pictures every Wednesday. The image shows a thick wall of fog sitting over the water, drawing appreciative reactions from coastal and ocean enthusiasts.

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    Sea Wednesday nostalgia: summer memories of Puerto de Mogan●# MeerMittwoch & # ThrowbackThursday combo - Puerto de Mogan (Summer 2019) ☀️🌴🍹😎👍🏻 # GranCanaria # Mogan # PuertoDeMoganMmastodonEnvironmentOceans75 h ago

    A photo post revisits Puerto de Mogan on Gran Canaria as it was in summer 2019, shared to combine the German Sea Wednesday hashtag with Throwback Thursday. The images celebrate the resort's beaches, ocean views and landscapes, with tags suggesting pride in living on the island. It is a light, nostalgic moment amid ongoing online photo-sharing traditions.

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    Warning that hate against anyone threatens democracy itself●If we permit discrimination, prejudice, or hate to rob anyone of his democratic rights, our own freedom and all democracMmastodonWorldUS Politics111 h ago

    A quotation warning that if discrimination, prejudice or hate are allowed to rob anyone of their democratic rights, everyone's freedom and democracy as a whole are threatened is circulating widely in online political discussion. It is being shared in conversations about fascism and US politics, with readers using it to argue that attacks on any group's rights endanger all citizens.

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    Bipartisan energy bill divides the climate movement●The bipartisan energy bill tearing the climate movement apart https:// grist.org/politics/permitting- reform-baaja-climaMmastodonEnvironmentClimate23 h ago

    A bipartisan permitting reform bill known as the BAAJA proposal is splitting climate advocates in the United States. The legislation would speed approval of renewable energy projects by streamlining permitting, but critics warn it could also weaken environmental review and limit input from communities affected by fossil fuel infrastructure. Supporters argue faster permitting is essential to build clean energy at the pace needed, while opponents say the trade-offs come at the expense of frontline communities.

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    AI dermatology tools mocked for listing endless diagnoses●Well, hopefully the patient won't have acne *and* skin cancer, or rosacea, or an allergic dermititis, or fungal folliculMmastodonHealthMedicine512 h ago

    A physician's sardonic comment about artificial intelligence in medicine is drawing attention, mocking how AI diagnostic tools may output long lists of possible skin conditions — acne, skin cancer, rosacea, allergic dermatitis, fungal folliculitis, lupus rash — rather than a clear answer. The remark follows a press release about new medical AI technology, and the exchange reflects ongoing scepticism among doctors about whether these systems can truly narrow down complex dermatological diagnoses.

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    P5 Manager 1.1.4 released for PS4 and PS5 homebrew●Versión 1.1.4 de P5 Manager, aplicación que permite gestionar una PS4 o PS5 con homebrew desde el navegador. Envía payloMmastodonCultureGaming14 h ago

    Version 1.1.4 of P5 Manager is out, a tool that lets users manage a jailbroken PS4 or PS5 from a web browser. It can send payloads, browse files, manage the game library, and use Remote Play from a PC or mobile device. The update is being shared among homebrew enthusiasts on Spanish-language forums and social media.

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    Post-Election Congress to Prioritize Energy Permitting Overhaul▼Post-Election Congress to Prioritize Energy Permitting Revamp✉newsWorldUS Politics8 h ago

    Congress is expected to make changes to US energy permitting rules a top legislative priority after the election. The effort would aim to speed approvals for energy infrastructure, a goal that has drawn support from both industry and some lawmakers across party lines, though details of any compromise remain to be seen.

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    Illinois governor extends harvest permits to cut farmers' costs●Illinois Governor’s executive order could bring farmers savings through extension of Illinois Harvest Permits✉newsBusinessPersonal Finance4 h ago

    Illinois' governor has signed an executive order extending the state's Harvest Permits, which allow farmers to move oversized agricultural equipment on public roads during harvest season. The extension is expected to deliver savings for farmers by reducing transport costs and paperwork at a busy time of year, according to agricultural news coverage of the decision.

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    Drought permit issued to secure South West water supply▼Drought permit issued in bid to secure South West water supply✉newsEnvironment10 h ago

    South West Water has been granted a drought permit as part of efforts to secure water supplies in the region, the BBC reports. Drought permits allow water companies to take extra water from rivers and reservoirs during dry spells, easing restrictions on how much can be abstracted. The move comes amid ongoing pressure on supplies.

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    Judge upholds permit for North Dakota's largest dairy▼Judge upholds permit for North Dakota’s largest dairy✉newsWorldLaw & Courts12 h ago

    A North Dakota judge has upheld the permit for the state's largest dairy operation, resolving a legal challenge to the facility's approval. The ruling clears the way for the dairy to continue operating under its existing permit. Details on the parties who challenged the permit and the judge's reasoning were not immediately available, but the decision is notable given the scale of the operation for the state's small dairy industry.

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    Environmental Groups Call Senate Permitting Deal a Bad Bargain▼Environmental Groups Criticize US Senate Permitting Deal as Bad Bargain✉newsEnvironment12 h ago

    Environmental groups are criticizing a permitting deal being negotiated in the US Senate, calling it a bad bargain. The agreement, part of ongoing budget discussions, would reportedly speed up approvals for energy infrastructure projects. Conservation and climate organizations argue it would weaken environmental reviews and favor fossil fuel interests. The criticism adds pressure on Democratic senators weighing the compromise ahead of any vote.

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    EU auctions 2.792 million carbon permits at 85.07 euros▼European Union auctions 2.792 mln spot carbon permits at 85.07 eur/t✉newsWorldEU Politics14 h ago

    The European Union has auctioned 2.792 million spot carbon permits at a clearing price of 85.07 euros per tonne. The sale is part of the EU Emissions Trading System, under which companies buy allowances to cover their carbon output. The auction price reflects ongoing demand for permits as the bloc tightens climate policy and industries weigh rising compliance costs.

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    Clearvise wins building permit for Italian solar project●Clearvise obtains building permit for Italian solar project✉newsEnvironmentEnergy14 h ago

    German renewable energy company Clearvise has obtained a building permit for a solar project in Italy, according to Renewables Now. The approval clears the way for construction of the photovoltaic installation, adding to the company's growing portfolio of solar assets across Europe. Further details on the project's capacity and timeline were not disclosed.

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    Moroccans top EU list of valid residence permit holders●Moroccans top EU list of non-EU nationals with valid residence permits✉newsWorldEU Politics12 h ago

    Moroccans now hold more valid residence permits in the European Union than any other non-EU nationality, according to figures reported by The Arab Weekly. The ranking places the Moroccan community ahead of other large migrant groups across EU member states, underlining the scale of long-established Moroccan migration to Europe, particularly to France, Spain, Italy and the Netherlands.

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    Quincy City Council approves solar permits and human rights resolution▼Quincy City Council creates special use permit for solar; accepts Human Rights Commission resolution✉newsEnvironmentEnergy20 h ago

    The Quincy City Council has voted to create a special use permit for solar projects and to accept a resolution from the city's Human Rights Commission. The dual decision, reported by multiple local news outlets, pairs new rules governing where solar installations can operate with an endorsement of the commission's stated position. The details of the resolution were not immediately disclosed, but both measures mark new policy directions for the council.

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    Chapter four of 'El Cuerno del Toro' retake lands with betrayal twist●Misión urgente. Dos cajas rojas. Explosivos. Emilio, el “Lágrima”, solo quiere que lo maten. Mérida no se lo permite. SaMmastodonCultureBooks221 h ago

    The fourth chapter of the Spanish-language serialized story 'El Cuerno del Toro (Retake)' is out, continuing Emilio's arc. In the new instalment, Emilio, nicknamed 'Lágrima', is sent on an urgent mission involving two red boxes of explosives while wishing for death, but Mérida will not allow it. Readers are following the chapter's mix of bloodshed, fistfights and a whispered act of betrayal as the characters return to base carrying what is described as dead weight.