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2024 Wine Country Jersey

$100.00

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Climate Ride Cotton T-Shirt

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Climate Ride Wavy T-Shirt

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Climate Ride Crewneck Sweatshirt

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Climate Ride Hoodie

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Climate Ride Spoke Hats

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Handlebar Phone Mount

$20.00

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Climate Ride Beanie

$25.00

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Climate Ride Trucker Hats

$30.00

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Climate Ride Water Bottle

$10.00

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this and that

Tailwinds Fund

$5.00 – $25.00

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Coozies!

$7.00

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Stickerz

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Greetings from Climate Ride Postcard

$12.00

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Thank You Notes

$12.00

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🌞 70 and sunny in Missoula in October, let’s

🌞 70 and sunny in Missoula in October, let’s soak it up! Grab your bike and join us for this awesome community ride with 150 new friends. Let’s show up for local our local nonprofits working hard on climate solutions in our community. Registration is free for Climate Ride Missoula, this Sunday, Oct 6! Register today!

1 in 4? 🤯 An investigation by @propublica and @

1 in 4? 🤯 An investigation by @propublica and @guardian_us revealed that the EPA had calculated that one of the chemicals intended to serve as jet fuel was expected to cause cancer in one in four people exposed over their lifetime. Read more - Link in bio.

"The risk from another of the plastic-based chemicals, an additive to marine fuel, was more than 1m times higher than the agency usually considers acceptable – so high that everyone exposed over a lifetime would be expected to develop cancer, according to a document obtained through a public records request. The EPA had failed to note the sky-high cancer risk from the marine fuel additive in the agency’s document approving the chemicals’ production. When ProPublica asked why, the EPA said it had “inadvertently” omitted it."

"That’s enough to fill the Dallas Cowboys’ sta

"That’s enough to fill the Dallas Cowboys’ stadium 51,000 times, or Lake Tahoe just once. If it was concentrated just on the state of North Carolina that much water would be 3.5 feet deep (more than 1 meter). It’s enough to fill more than 60 million Olympic-size swimming pools."

Stunning experts, more than 40 trillion gallons of rain drenched the Southeast United States in the last week from Hurricane Helene — an unheard of amount of water.

“That’s an astronomical amount of precipitation,” said Ed Clark, head of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s National Water Center in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. “I have not seen something in my 25 years of working at the weather service that is this geographically large of an extent and the sheer volume of water that fell from the sky.”
via @pbs

California has filed a landmark lawsuit against Ex

California has filed a landmark lawsuit against ExxonMobil, accusing the company for misleading consumers and perpetuating the myth of recycling. The new suit puts the lifecycle of plastics and the potential harms of microplastics at center stage.

“For decades, ExxonMobil has been deceiving the public to convince us that plastic recycling could solve the plastic waste and pollution crisis when they clearly knew this wasn’t possible,” Attorney General Rob Bonta said in a statement. "Exxon Mobil knew that 95% of the plastic in the blue bin was going to be incinerated, go into the environment or go into a landfill," Bonta told NBC News.

The lawsuit, which follows a two-year investigation, claims that ExxonMobil's false advertising encouraged the continued production of single-use plastics, exacerbating the global plastic pollution crisis.

This is a huge step forward towards keeping fossil fuel companies accountable for their impact on our health and climate.

Read more from NBC News at the link in bio.

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