.@POTUS is wrong. The approval of a massive oil development project on federal lands is a mistake we will regret for generations. The Willow project’s devastating consequences will be suffered by all of us. We must move forward not backward.
"While volcanic eruptions do cause an increase in atmospheric CO2, human activities emit a Mount St. Helens-sized eruption of CO2 every 2.5 hours and a Mount Pinatubo-sized eruption of CO2 twice daily."
-NASA
Humans emit 100x more annually than volcanoes: https://t.co/Rui8VIXeSA
BREAKING NEWS: Biden approves controversial Willow oil drilling project in Alaska. This will be one of the largest “carbon bombs” on US soil & is a disaster for this fragile Alaskan ecosystem. I am shocked and disappointed with Biden. What was he thinking? https://t.co/Dkmo59TkT1
government bailouts for venture capitalists while the same government cuts food stamps, does the largest disenrollment from medicaid ever, and sits on its hands during a national housing crisis
@ImRpgz@SenatorBennet That type of management directly led to the issues we have today with forest fires. The only way to prevent a forest fire is to let small areas burn naturally. Prevention of fires leads to incredibly large and destructive fires when one does take hold.
@mandanise@Roosjeee03@WholesomeMeme Our cat has a measured amount of dry food every day that she has access too but usually doesn’t eat until the afternoon. She does often do a “mini bite” as a snack every once in a while. She also gets 1/3 of a can at breakfast and 1/3 at dinner time of wet food.
NEWS: The Biden administration has decided to authorize a mammoth ConocoPhillips oil project in Alaska, despite arguments from environmental activists who say it will push the world closer to climate catastrophe.
https://t.co/n0YQAcgzdO w @JenniferJJacobs
Washington state legislature is currently speedrunning the YIMBY agenda and it's an amazing sight to behold:
- legalizing duplexes or fourplexes
- legalizing single-staircase buildings
- reforming ADU rules
- exempting housing from environmental review
A heat pump doesn’t generate heat.
It just moves pre-existing heat around using basic physics.
That’s what makes it so efficient beating any combustion system.