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How far will the fossil fuel industry go to protect itself from climate impacts it helped cause?
A $21 billion liquefied natural gas plant in Louisiana will be surrounded by a 26-foot-high steel sea wall to stave off rising seas.
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Just, seriously, I understand being worried he can’t win, but I can’t imagine thinking twice about voting for him
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If Donald Trump were promising to clap Bibi in irons and cease all support for the war in Gaza, I would have to think about it, but as it is we’re talking about a p clearly better situation vs a p clearly worse one
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I keep saying this, and I feel bad because it seems so boring to say, but there are people with my values who seem to genuinely feel like it’s tough to cast a vote for the least bad administration since LBJ! I can’t wrap my mind around it
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If this is “doddering Biden” it’s a damn sight better than Bill Clinton at his slickest or Barack Obama at his cleverest
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The difference is stupid W and senile Trump and Reagan gave me pestilence and filth while doddering Biden gave me a real climate policy, a roided up NLRB, and the pullout from Afghanistan along with pestilence and filth. It boggles my mind that anyone would think twice abt voting for him
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like that story that came out about how he’s really only good for eight hours or so a day — there were similar stories about W!
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I don’t know whether Biden should drop out or not but he doesn’t seem *different* to me from last three years (or from the addled souls who’ve been president for so much of my life lol)
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Students at the what?
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Remember how the "retail theft crime wave" disappeared as soon as companies had to do their annual reports? That's because it's illegal to lie to shareholders.
AI is booming (if you're a pleb) but if you have money - Goldman Sachs will be honest with you instead web.archive.org/web/20240629...
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right wing think tanks are making thinly veiled threats of political violence, the Supreme Court has neutralized the regulatory power of broad swaths of government, and the fate of the executive branch depends on whether the 81 year old atop it can learn to breakdance or something. Happy July 4th
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'Mothers in Gaza are so malnourished themselves that they cannot breastfeed, and so babies are dying, literally starving to death, because they cannot get the vital nutrition that newborns need.'
Yes, but does it meet the definition of genocide that I made up?
news.sky.com/story/newbor...
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Yup. Lots of people pointing out obviously this would be weaponized against LGBTQ folks. But also it just fundamentally bristles with a hostility towards privacy and freedom that runs through the entire project.
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Seriously, listen to this, even in part, and compare it to Trump talking about anything, and ask whose brain is decaying.
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Happy Fourth! As a public service, @ryanlcooper will help you update your Constitution by showing you all of the various sections that the Supreme Court has rendered inoperative.
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If you care about the USA, the single best thing you can do today is to contribute to a downticket race thats close. The second best thing you can do is cancel your NYT subscription and use that money for the purpose.
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