No one knows how much damage Trump will have inflicted on Earth’s environment by the time he leaves office. Another unanswerable question: how long it will take the world to repair that damage.
Coal is a highly effective tool in ruining our planet, starting with greenhouse gas emissions (CO2 and methane). But it gets far worse: a) heavy metals, including mercury, arsenic, cadmium, and selenium, and b) an array of radioactive isotopes.
Hadn’t Greenland been doing just fine until the United States started threatening to invade/annex it, thus usurping the land of one of our allies since the formation of the Republic?
Mel Gibson is one of a very few Trump supporters in American cinema, which makes him extremely unpopular in most of the United States, and especially in California.
Sure, there are parts of the inland/agricultural and dirt-poor parts of the state that have the same political sensibilities as Alabama, but the vast majority of Californians are well-educated, affluent, fair-minded people who, correctly, regard Trump as a wanna-be Hitler.
There’s a reason that, if it were a country, California would have the 4th largest economy on Earth. Principally, we don’t waste our lives invading places like Venezuela and Greenland, not to mention Minnesota.
If for some reason Gibson aspires to a governorship, let me recommend the Deep South, where education rankings are at the very bottom, and racial hatred is one of the most important driving forces in their society.
The vast majority of property taxes go to funding public schools.
This is why the poor, living in impoverished regions of our cities, have such terrible education, and the rich wind up in our most prestigious colleges.
There is a group in the United States known as MAGA that wants to make Americans as ignorant as possible. Killing our schools is a critical step in the process of making that happen.
We used to have a very stable and mutually profitable trade relation with China, whereby the U.S. exported soybeans, grains, and meat, while we imported fruits, vegetables (fresh/processed), snacks, spices, tea, garlic, and seafood like shrimp.
Our president’s trade war put a spear through that, and our farmers are suffering terribly.