Tag Archives: environment

Progressive Sweeping LIII

It seems like I’m using this format a lot lately. It actually takes a bit more time to post than my regular format. The big reason is because so much of the political news oxygen is being sucked up by the Israel war, and to a much smaller degree by the House fiasco, that many other things are simply not being covered. This is my inadequate attempt at atonement. Continue reading Progressive Sweeping LIII

SPECIAL NOTICE – RECOMMENDED READING ADDITION

I just added The Heat Will Kill You First: Life And Death On A Scorched Planet by Jeff Goodell to the Recommended Reading List.

This is Goodell’s second climate change book to make this list and this one concentrates on the global warming aspect.  It also touches on an aspect of climate change that is too little discussed – climate migration.

 

What Does A Name Tell You?

This past weekend 2024 Republican presidential candidates, Ron DeSantis, Mike Pence and Donald Trump were all in North Carolina. Could that be why I’ve been having an issue with air quality?

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Progressive Sweeping XXXIV

Well, it’s one of those clean up type days again. Plus, the last item really got to me.

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Vote For Me

As planned, Thursday morning I voted early. About a week prior to that I printed out a sample ballot and did my research. I didn’t expect to feel comfortable voting for many, if any, Republicans but I still wanted to give everyone on the ballot a look. I was surprised at just how bad many of the GOP candidates were. It’s not a local problem.

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