Trump’s Interference in Justice Department Sparks Exodus
It’s heartening to know that, prior to today, there were at least four honorable people in the U.S. Department of Justice. The problem, however, is the same as with the scientists who resign from government positions because their work is ignored and corporate interests dictate public policy. I.e., they are replaced by those loyal to Trump.
I have no idea what this mass exodus from the DoJ will result in, but it’s a shame that four decent people are no longer working there.
The mainstream, corporate owned media can’t get out of its own way to push voters away from Bernie Sanders; it’s disgusting how blatantly obvious this is. And I’m not talking about Fox News; I mean MSNBC, CNN and the like.
It’s hard to look at this and not say to yourself, “Now that’s cool.”
At this point it appears that what Trump said about his hypothetical shooting a random person on Fifth Avenue and not losing votes is true, and thus, this is a moot issue.
I often point out that solar-powered vehicles are impractical in the extreme, but here, I have to say yowza.
Question: During its first two years in office, how many federal scientists has the administration removed?
As we’ve discussed more than a few times here, rebuilding Earth’s trees is one of two things this civilization can do in its attempt to ensure its continued existence. Stopping deforestation in the Amazon sounds like an impossible task, but it’s something that we must somehow accomplish. Less daunting is the mass planting of new trees, an endeavor taken on by people around the globe.
Manufacturing may find a greener alternative in 3D printing. It’s no secret that traditional manufacturing methods aren’t exactly eco-friendly. As 3D printing becomes more prevalent, some 
Something inside me recoils when I see people coming out of (enormous American retail chain) Costco with cases of bottled water. 
