Coal Kills, So Let’s Welcome It Back
Those who eagerly await the Apocalypse will like this: the latest roll-back of environmental regulations concerning the consumption of coal. Andrew Wheeler (seated), administrator of the Trump administration’s Environmental Protection Agency is shown here repealing the federal law (The Clean Power Plan – CPP) that kept all those heavy metals: mercury, cadmium, selenium, arsenic, etc., all those carcinogenic radioactive isotopes, not to mention greenhouse gas emissions, out of the air we breathe. (more…)
The southern Indian city of Chennai (formerly Madras), the country’s sixth largest, is in crisis after its four main water reservoirs ran completely dry, which has resulted in a severe water shortage, lasting weeks at this point. As reported 
There’s lots of buzz here about President Trump’s public warning of a mass deportation effort by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), to start next week. “Next week ICE will begin the process of removing the millions of illegal aliens who have illicitly found their way into the United States,” 
American life in 2019 is steeped in frustration. We all want a better country and an improved quality of life, but we have an incredible divergence of perceptions as to what our real problems are and how to solve them. 
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Lots of good news today.
As we head into summer in the Northern Hemisphere, this may be a good time to look at the melting ice. 
Here’s the latest from nuclear fusion hopeful 
Bill Gates is nobody’s fool. A college chum who went on to become one of Microsoft’s first 50 employees told me that, though Gates was always willing to make time for presentations from his staff, he took a very dim view of these who wasted his time. 
