Architect, urbanist, gardener, ecology enthusiast, building scientist — interested in sustainability at all scales of the built and natural environment. Open-source. Pro-democracy and pro-rule-of-law. Views are my own. Blog: https://w1tsend.wordpress.com/
I’ve learned we must vigilantly watch what Miller is up to. “… “antifa,” a tendency, not a membership organization, keeps being described as an interconnected global network [to unlock legal powers against domestic opposition]. The doctrine needs it to be foreign, so foreign it becomes.”
LeftRightUSAExcellent, thorough account of how this administration is targeting political opponents. open.substack.com/pub/critical...
Scientists somehow have a hard time to understand that they must fly less if they want to act responsibly in times of the climate crisis. One popular argument to suppress that thought is that we can just switch to synthetic jet fuel in a few years. But can we? (No, we cannot) A few numbers. 1/
Troy Jackson spent eighty-hour weeks in the woods before he ever got near politics, then won Maine loggers the bargaining rights lobstermen already had. Two weeks after the press declared the race over, he's up on Collins. Convention is Saturday. www.dworkinsubstack.com/p/fifteen-pe...
Much of this loss of market share was avoidable — if American companies had only committed to the future instead of following every whiplash-inducing change in domestic incentives.
Reverend Genes"Well this is awkward". The US used to to make 95% of international cars. Now about 18% and falling. ICE cars are low tech, high pollution & too expensive to buy & run. US makes 5% of EVs. China makes 75%. Oops. #Time4ChangeUSA #TheTankIsEmpty #2026MidTerms ⚖️ 🇺🇸
