Politicians are more interested in power than community and consensus building, media corporations are more interested in profit than building a truthful harmonious society. We need to take better care of each other, promote empathy and equity instead of tribalism and competition
Everyone misses the forest for the trees—guns are the trees—the forest is a society so fundamentally broken, so full of greed, exploitation, inequity, and hatful divisive rhetoric that we have compatriots who feel compelled to cause incompressible suffering. (1/3)
We have soaring suicide rates at the same time as indiscriminate mass shootings and rampant ideological radicalization. The problem isn’t ultimately guns, and gun control can’t fix the cause. (2/3)
This summer is hot enough! 🥵 We need to transition to renewable energy as soon as possible to stop these trends from accelerating. #ShowYourStripes#GreenNewDeal#GnD
@ASUHondula @LanceWatkins16 @ASU_SGSUP If anyone else is having trouble with this link (it wasn't working for me) here is an alternative: https://t.co/OqMfa1jvyu
Excited to share a new paper by teammate,
@LanceWatkins16! who did a fantastic job analyzing the differences between general and hazard-specific vulnerability indices relationships to actual household experiences with extreme heat vulnerability.
https://t.co/OqMfa1jvyu
Very proud to have been a part of this research! Understanding the risks and impacts of critical infrastructure failure is essential for community resilience.
"Emergency electric incidents are on the rise in the U.S., surpassing 75 per year for the first time in 2004 and setting an all-time record last year," writes @pchakalian
https://t.co/99U1nUHiBv
@aclarkginsberg @semihumanist@gatechengineers Haha, nope, it was a she on NPR, I was going to say something. The subject of the OP was a he, though. And I agree, failure is never 100% preventable — but this situation is way outside the bounds of an acceptable or expectable failure.
Wind has been producing ~1.5 GW less than ERCOT expected for a winter peak event, solar ~1 GW more than expected, & nuclear running 100%. Meanwhile, >30 GW of fossil plants, mostly natural gas, went down. So of course the narrative is -- frozen wind turbines! 🤦♂️
#RollingBlackouts
@TVietor08 What’s been going on in Nepal the last couple months? (Er, decade?). End of a monarchy, struggle between two regional powers, internal political tensions, seems like lots to unpack! I’d love to hear you and Ben take a crack at it. @crookedmedia https://t.co/kJGBdjdIkH