@TommyLobotomy @bitterwaterblue Just a guess, but construction = closed lanes = slower traffic = less wildlife deaths.
Or the 9 crossings were completed sequentially, so as each one opened, wildlife started using them, decreasing deaths as the project continued.
Or both!
(1/4) As major media should be shouting from the rooftops today, Governor Walz filed to run for office and notified the Guard he’d be leaving it after 24 years of honorable service in February 2005. The earliest he could’ve learned his old unit was being deployed was July 2005...
The forest was shrinking, but the trees kept cheering and voting for the axe. Because its handle was made of wood, and they thought it was one of them.
This is a good point.
When anti-vaxxers cite their freedoms, constitutional rights, and–the whitest thing of all–the Founding Fathers to rail against vaccine mandates, do they know what they're talking about?
What if I told you this happens EXACTLY every 100 years?
A thread.
New: Here’s a breakdown of the 17 executive actions President Biden will sign this afternoon in the Oval. Many directly undo Trump's touted accomplishments. @cbsnews
2016: it’s only four years, how bad can it get
2021: are the armed insurrectionists storming the Capitol aware that there is a plague ravaging the land
Now that members of Congress have had to deal with what American school children regularly train for, maybe they’ll do something about school shootings. But probably not.
There is an enormous demonstration going on at @Stanford Hospital right now carried out by staff, who are protesting the decision by higher ups to give vaccines to some administrators and physicians who are at home and not in contact with patients INSTEAD of frontline workers.
My 8yo has discovered Google Docs, and now instead of playing video games she is obsessed with word-processing and experimenting with different templates and making things like a resumé for our dog.