Atlanta should harden the new buffered bike lane on Milton connecting to the @AtlantaBeltLine’s south side trail. Perhaps every new buffered lane should be required to have at minimum concrete pills for protection.
A park in East London used to see sewage spill into the local river. People were told it'd cost £10m to fix.
We exposed the problem. Thames Water found silt had built up. It cost a lot less to clear. Spills cut by 80%!
Claims it'll cost £600bn to fix sewer spills are exaggerated.
In the midst of a climate-fueled hurricane ripping apart gulf coast communities & infrastructure, the Biden/Haaland Interior Department breaks a core campaign promise & opens 80 million acres of ocean to offshore drilling. Trump/Zinke opened 77 million.
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Performative Bike Lane: a badly designed, barely usable lane that a city governments get to include in their totals of "miles of lanes built," when realistically only a few people will use it because cyclists are in danger of being injured by open car doors.
Did you know we have 5 miles of color-coded nature trails at the garden? The trails connect many natural features and native piedmont plant communities. There are 7 color-designated trails to accommodate the newest to the most experienced hikers.
.@POTUS agrees, the federal government shouldn’t give handouts to big oil and gas. To unrig our energy markets, lower emissions, and protect public health, we must #EndFossilFuelSubsidies for good!
Join us tomorrow for an SECF Member Town Hall with @ChiTrust CEO @helenegayle as we discuss how philanthropy can help close the racial and ethnic wealth gap. Sign up here: https://t.co/BvrUusbVFe
.@VP Pence: "The announcement of the state of the vote by the President of the Senate shall be deemed a sufficient declaration of the persons elected president and vice president of the United States, each for the term beginning on the 20th day of January, 2021."
Not sure why media keeps saying Mississippi's state flag is the last with a reference to the Confederacy. Georgia ditched the battle flag in 2001, but the current flag still references the first national flag of the Confederacy.