Desperation Time for Trump
It’s impossible to know what to expect in the two weeks leading up to the election. Obviously we’re going to see various “revelations” about Hunter/Joe Biden, coming from the least likely, most far-fetched sources imaginable, and God only knows what form they’re going to take.
Trump’s problem, however, is that anger and desperation makes him come across as completely, rather than partially, insane. His claims have become so asinine that even his supporters are starting to shake their heads in disbelief. (more…)
Not smiling as much as you used to?
Represented at left is a big part of what’s wrong with our international food system.
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Sea-level rise is of great concern to climate scientists and, of course, to those who live in flood-prone regions. What’s interesting, though, is that certain coastlines are far more affected by this phenomenon than others.
I hate to sound unsympathetic, but perhaps this is a question they should have been asking themselves before they decided to work for a criminal sociopath. This is especially true of those who came along later in his term, when all of Trump’s horrible characteristics had become even clearer than they were at first and his behavior became ever more erratic and self-serving. 
Vancouver became the first city to sign an initiative called the “Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty,” an effort along the lines of earlier global agreements that the world put into place to prevent nuclear war and the destruction of Earth’s ozone layer.
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Might?? Trump might leave the country?
Reader Jay asks for my response here:
