I think the mass subscription cancelation by Washington Post subscribers in response to Bezos preventing the publication of an endorsement of Harris changed the tone of the rest of the press more than any threat from Trump
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A Climate-Focused Guide to Election Day | As the nation heads to the polls, here’s a guide to understanding the biggest climate and environmental issues at stake.
(messaging-custom-newsletters.nytimes.com)
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A Climate-Focused Guide to Election Day | As the nation heads to the polls, here’s a guide to understanding the biggest climate and environmental issues at stake.
(messaging-custom-newsletters.nytimes.com)
It usually takes eating an infected animal. They might have shared roadkill, but I don't think that Howard Lutnick ate part of RFK Jr.
It doesn't matter if it's pandering or they know it's a lie if they then turn the lie into policy. The rest of us take the risk of death from it just the same
Stockholm syndrome?
You can definitely run the machine out of the paper and ink it uses. May take postal workers a bit to refill it, especially when there is a big line of people clamoring for the the prettier pre-printed stamps.
It's "a shipload full of solar panels can provide the same amount of energy over 25 years as the many ships of LNG or coal would when burned"
I included the context quote making this sort-of clear quite intentionally.
About 40% of shipping by tonnage today is moving fossil fuels around. If we move to renewables, this pretty much goes away.
Not the first article in this vein, but it needs to be said a lot right now.