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ancianita

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4. Climate deniers vote for climate deniers; they & big fossil are the nation's drag in upgrading

Reply to Oppaloopa (Reply #3)

Thu Jun 16, 2022, 07:02 AM

Jun 2022

to clean energy. It's not as if Florida and the rest of the South don't have sufficient sun.

If we let them end democracy in the next few years, only the rich will survive climate intensification.

The DCCC and DSCC have to do better in battleground states, enfolding and engaging new voters with visions of desirable possible futures.

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Heat, humidity kill at least 2,000 Kansas cattle, state says [View all] sl8 Jun 2022 OP

How does this happen? SouthernDem4ever Jun 2022 #1

Probably happening in larger feedlots where thousands of cattle often stand, touching each other. jaxexpat Jun 2022 #5

My understanding is that cattle are more susceptible to over heating Farmer-Rick Jun 2022 #6

Heat intensification will drive husbandry & agriculture north, drive down land values south. ancianita Jun 2022 #2

I am worrying about this happening here in Florida to people Today heat factor 112. We have a large Oppaloopa Jun 2022 #3

Climate deniers vote for climate deniers; they & big fossil are the nation's drag in upgrading ancianita Jun 2022 #4

We are next Traildogbob Jun 2022 #7

"Heat Stress Kills Estimated 10,000 Head Of Kansas Feedlot Cattle" sl8 Jun 2022 #8

I lived in Kansas for 7 years, I remember waking home when it was 103 degrees in summer. And demigoddess Jun 2022 #9