Aquapor’s Porous Pavers
Here’s a development in materials science whose creators claim will help cities manage water run-off from the storms that are worsening due to climate change. It’s essentially a porous paver, absorbing far more water than the traditional substances, and then slowly releasing it into the ground beneath it.
Let’s suppose there is some benefit in terms of refilling aquifers and reducing flood damage. Can this possibly represent a cost-effective solution, considering the vast areas that are exposed to flood waters?
Older Americans pine for the good old days of news reporting, and indeed, Walter Cronkite exemplified those times.
My mom and I frequently talk about Biden’s mental faculties. She maintains that the president is mentally incapacitated, as evidenced by the flawed way he speaks.
It’s true that most progressives don’t want to “come together” with garden-variety Trump supporters. We reject the hate, the racism, the attack on democracy, the war mongering, the cruelty, and the further enrichment of the super-wealthy at the expense of the common person.
This is from a Trump supporter reader, and no, it’s not a joke.
I wouldn’t say, “No one’s doing a damn thing about it.” Plenty is being done.
As we review what Robespierre said here, ask yourself what the motive for the Republicans’ aggression against our educational system could possibly be. What’s the purpose behind replacing school board directors with conservative businessmen who have no background in education? Censoring books? Removing discussions about racism from text books and rewriting U.S. history? Inserting Christianity into our curricula? Pulling out chapters on climate change?
Here’s an interesting piece on a land owner who has 
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