Climate Change Poses Real Threats

I love PBS and I understand the horrors that climate change poses, but ….
The melting of the Greenland ice sheet threatens to plunge our coastal cities under water, and we’re talking about danger to nearby kayakers? Guys, may I speak with your editorial staff, please?

Yes, Trump’s lawyers are hopelessly unprepared and undertalented. As someone put it, “This is like watching the New York Yankees play the
At this point it’s unclear how successful Trump will be in leading this country further into the putrid miasma of racism, violence, cruelty, environmental ruin, executive lawlessness, and all the rest. What’s completely certain is that, as long as there is an organized civilization on Earth, historians will be studying this whole phenomenon with great interest.
The impeachment trial in the U.S. Senate is arguably the single most important event in this country’s history, as it’s a watershed moment that could push us over a cliff into lawlessness. If Trump isn’t held accountable, we will have become a monarchy, just as our founders most greatly feared, in which those at the top can do anything they wish to further their personal agendas with complete impunity.
We’re just now becoming aware of the incredible talent that Russian operatives brought to bear to help elect Trump in 2016. As I looked through some of the screen shots below, I thought how this guy, or perhaps a team, must have celebrated with their comrades for months on end following the outcome. Vodskies for the house!
Nice outfits, guys! You with the gray scarf: Love the knee pads.
Truth and reason are coming up on the losing end in present-day U.S. politics, and perhaps the meme here indicates the reason. Yes, those who try to draw comparisons between the Third Reich 75 years ago and today’s United States are usually derided, but it sure is interesting that we have a president who tells
At the end of their lives, most trees re-release the CO2 they’ve absorbed back into the atmosphere, whether they decay naturally or are consumed in fire.
Obviously, we shouldn’t expect what’s pictured here to be the norm, if for no other reason than even fast charging takes longer that anyone would want to stand around in what used to be a gas station. Yet at the same time it’s a reminder of the transition from petroleum-based to electric transportation.