not very uplifting innit

great thing that PM2.5’s been vanquished. don’t the visibility issues mostly come from inner-mongolian winds of the north, though?

Apparently I was wrong: Most heart attacks are caused by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coronary_artery_disease . The article says that Bernie Sanders doesn’t have heart disease nor familial history of it, though. Hope you live long!

A heart attack is not an ailment. It’s like getting bruised: certain people in certain situations are more likely to get it, but it’s not a disease or condition and just randomly happens. everybody gets heart attacks

I don’t think it was supposed to be in the press/marketed/popularly known this early—I think it’s reasonable that they need some years to get all the labor unions to agree. It’s true that marketing places hype cycles (not sure if that’s what they’re called) at most about a year before release date, but to market something you’d need more years to develop the product first. So this article is probably more of a “Director {X} picked to direct new {FRANCHISE} movie” than “{FRANCHISE} MOVIE 4 IN THEATRES 2028”

a car for long-distance travel?

https://thriv.social/c/nottheonion/p/112402/a-new-solution-to-student-homelessness-a-parking-lot-where-students-can-sleep-safely-in

trains would be more efficient but it’s much easier to start out with busses

full sent.:

Is Americans a “car culture” or are they “car dependent”?

… yeh “culture” is singulah bu’ that dosn’ mean “Is” couldn’ have been “Are” salving the grammatical issu dammit

twinnnn

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tried that now

workson mai masheen—

whaddya see?

(That’s the reason the lawmakers gave too.)

This article is about that proposal.

Going higher (up) in the graph means more tons of carbon emitted, i.e. worse things done to the climate.

orders have enactment dates so the orderees have time to implement it or appeal. the enactment date was yesterday night, so that is to be expected, and you were gonna see that message change this morning… except SCOTUS stayed it yesterday night

orders are not automatically revoked when appealed. the appeal court has to issue an emergency stay if it believes the appellant has a good chance of succeeding or hard-to-reverse harm would happen if the stay wasn’t issued.

the circuit court just rejected the stay application, so SNAP payouts are a go!

(poor people getting aid they’re already supposed to get is not very uplifting tho imo)

Say that to Nature, one of the world’s most cited scientific journals by the Science Edition of the 2022 Journal Citation Reports (with an ascribed impact factor of 50.5)[1]

Huh… Do you know if the IUCN factors that into their assessments?