[High Praise! to Genesius Times]
BONUS LINK:
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State Gun Control in America: A Historic Guide to Major State Gun Control Laws and Acts
This one might be more skimming than reading, depending on your interest level. I’m just relieved to see Wisconsin isn’t on the list. However, I’m sorry that there’s a list at all.
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The website Motus A.D. (michellesmirror.com) had a good quote today from a New York Times piece from 8/9/19, titled:
“Summer in the City Is Hot, but Some Neighborhoods Suffer More”
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I’m sure the elaborate climate models take into account this 20-degree margin of error when they are using data from a city where they have one single temperature recording station. And that they clearly state this margin of error when making predictions in the .5-to-1-degree range.
Come to think of it, I never see a city’s temperature reading on a weather site saying “+/- 20 degrees.” So which is fiddling with the truth: the New York Times or the weather site?
So Trump can create hyperlocal heat islands?
Is there NOTHING he can’t do?
He can’t seem to put a sign on the moon….at least not yet.
Hold my beer.
Why does the NYT offer no explanation of how or why it’s hotter in poor or minority neighborhoods? With no scientific explanation why should anyone believe them?
Well rich white people have AC which they pipe the exhaust to poor POC neighborhoods so they get hotter.
Duh.
I always wondered why the exhaust pipe on my AC was several miles long…
Well thank God for white privilege!