You’ve been lied to. Recycling plastic was never about saving the planet. It was too get consumers to be okay polluting with plastic. That isn’t changing. Recycling plastic is not the answer. It never was. The oil lobby spent millions to trick you into using plastic.
The article says that new recycling processes just create other pollution.
To solve this, we stop using petroleum based plastic.
It wasn’t a weapon.
They aren’t paid to find rotting fish.
Would you prefer they go back to mandating that you use Internet explorer?
Progress is slow little steps forward, with a step back here and there.
Chrome was better that ie. It was also available for use on all of the big operating systems.
The fewer Internet browsers a page has to support the faster it is to build and the more people will have a uniform experience there.
This is a podcast transcript. I listened to it years ago. It’s what I’m basing my ideas on.
https://www.npr.org/transcripts/772775254
It was a fascinating listen.
I’m not familiar with in n out. Most chain burger places cost their fries in chemicals to make them crunchy longer. A natural cut fry becomes unappetizing like 10 minutes after it’s out if the fryer.
There are trade offs with each way.
One is “cleaner” or maybe purer One has a better customer experience
What really sucks is that the Republicans are all towing the Trump line because it’s an election year and Trump will make or break their campaign. Trump loves a good dictator and thinks he’s buddies with Putin.
This!
There are a lot of consumer protections on credit cards that do not apply to debit cards. I pay for basically everything with a credit card. I pay the card off every month.
It uses whatever phone number you gave it when you created the account. They do not guess what phone number you might have.
It’s been decades since I worked in a kitchen, but what I recall is watered down bleach.
Iirc 1T bleach per gallon of water.
Then there was commercial degreaser, but that was for degreasing specific things.
Older cars, the air conditioning was simply true false.
As in it was running or it was not running. You adjusting the temp warmer, just mixed more warm air into the chilled air.
I do not know if modern cars work that way.
If that’s the case lower temp because higher temp is just adding warm air to your cold air.
But then we get into how fan blower motors work. Again, in older cars (I don’t know how modern computerized cars work). The blower was on or off. The fan speed knob was actually a resister that caused the fan to blow less hard by reducing the amps to the fan. I’m not an electrical engineer, but I gather the lower speed setting is consuming the same amps, but turning some into heat.
IMO crank it. It’s the same cost no matter the settings.
They think themselves special because
A) it’s a very large state, nearly as large as Alaska. Originally or was going to become several states, but it being admitted to the union prior to the civil war as a slave state the leaders of the country chose to leave it as one huge state because they wanted to keep the ratio of slave and non slave states equal.
B) they used to be an independent country (like Hawaii). Nevermind the fact the only reason they asked to join the Union was that the nation of Texas was broke and couldn’t pay their bills.
C) they’re quite populous, nearly as much so as California.
Basically, when you’re second best at everything and broke af you get a chip on your shoulder.
If they cap the rate the house can be assessed for at 3% growth per year, they won’t have enough money to keep the state running if the actual rate of inflation is consistently around 5%.
Generally, the state is the biggest employer in any given state. If they don’t have the money to give it raises that match the rate of inflation, the state employees have less purchasing power than they did a year ago.
Any social programs would have that same obstacle.
This is treating a symptom, and it’s going to have repercussions.
Each state taxes differently. I’m not familiar with Georgia’s specifics. I live in MN. School funding is done via property tax and supplemented with a per student amount from the state. If the property tax is capped to 3% a year, if property tax is the primary funding for schools, teacher raises would be have to be capped to 3% a year.
New developments or places with higher turnover (tax assessed value resets when the house is sold) could be able to pay significantly more for teachers than older stable neighborhoods. That excentuates the suburban flight.
Man, woman, person, camera, TV
The doctors were so impressed with how well I did on that intelligent test.
Fwiw, he passed a cognitive stroke exam 4 years ago.
Yes, but the school district police chief actively kept other officers from intervening.
I’ll assume they’re looking into that one person’s actions.
Are you suggesting the Border Patrol get into a shooting match with the TX national guard? Both sides are armed. It deserves a court case, not a gun fight.
Not only that, they advertised recycling to push public opinion that it was okay to switch to plastic, because plastic is recyclable. But they didn’t tell us, it’s never going to be economicaly viable to recycle plastic toothpaste tubes.
Northern USA is the same way.
When I lived in TX, the water supply came into the house above ground. It was really strange concept for me a Minnesotan. The winter I was there, the supply lines froze. You had to defrost them with boiling water, or hair dryers.
I just rented an EV from Hertz. I loved it. I planned to rent one next time I needed a rental.
Granted, I’m not keeping them in business with my 2 rentals a year.
That’s messed up.
How is it, I’ve never heard of this until now?
That’s super terrible business tactics.
Tea tree oil.
Put some in your finger, rub on toenail and between toes.
You can find it at the health foods store.
Edit: do this 2x daily for at least a month.
Change your socks daily.