Crisis Time in the US?
As we’ve seen, the Trump administration and the media (outside of Fox News) are not exactly buddies. Trump himself is in the 16th month of a blistering tirade, largely via Twitter, to convince America that virtually everything we read discussing his policies, his actions, and his words is Fake News, that the Deep State is out to get him, and that he and his ever-changing set of loyalists are the only ones who can be trusted to tell the truth. Meanwhile, the tally of his lies and other misleading statements since taking office topped 3000 earlier this month.
Reducing food waste should be on everyone’s mind. Americans spend a whopping 
It’s hard to understand why our life expectancy here in the U.S. is a disgrace compared to the rest of the developed world (see graph below). We have all the ingredients here we need for success, don’t we?
If I gave you the task of erasing half a century’s worth of progress in environmental protections in favor of corporate profits, would you:
If you want your neighborhood to look the best it can, you need to put in some effort. A clean and green neighborhood requires everyone to get involved so you can all make sure the neighborhood looks the best it possibly can. Use these tips to help clean up your neighborhood. 
Very few people remain on the fence about Trump, and thus what I’m about to present is extremely unlikely to sway anyone’s position. Yet, in the event that there is a single person who may be looking for a reason to either approve of or despise this administration, I offer the following: 
Depending on my mood, I can regard technoBS with either anger or amusement. 
Here’s another article that speculates on the 
As retrogressive and obstructionist as the U.S. federal government is vis-a-vis climate change mitigation, certain of the states are doing fantastic work. 
Considering the state of our environment nowadays, it’s no wonder that people are increasingly turning to green or at least greener solutions whenever possible. 
