yeah it’s so weird that a state like Florida can’t find enough teachers to work there

this is how we do out here in the heartland

How does Oklahoma have nothing else to legislate on?

yeah, not surprised. just bc it can hold more moisture, doesn’t mean there is a increased rate of vaporization to fill the new capacity.

my guess is that the rate of vaporization is dropping in the drier regions.

It could be if a three fold increase in renewable production from current levels outpaces demand growth over the same period. If it doesn’t, then it won’t.

I suspect that if it did out pace demand growth, they would have mentioned it because that would be remarkable, and the arithmetic to see if this would happen isn’t challenging

preventing private investments could give state enterprises like Coal India an advantage, not sure that’s good. then using public money to repair private gas pipelines is good because they might actually get fixed. as I’ve alluded to, both seem pretty okay to me.

something else i wish they would have committed to is a reduction in consumption of coal, oil, and natural gas/methane.

i think we’re on the same page but disconnecting on the word ‘consumption’

this is all great and I’m glad for it. i hope to see reduction in consumption too

I’m glad for both of these things and neither necessarily reduces fossil fuel consumption

did anyone at this climate conference commit to reducing fossil fuel consumption at all in any way?

they’re communist scum, wannabe terrorists

Just like how Marlboro lights don’t cause as much cancer…

Haters gonna hate. Still though, they’ll need to be cordial if some of these critics are also paying Ukrainian bills. Being rude is the fast track to falling out of favor with foriegn taxpayers.

For anyone? Ever heard of this guy?

SBF is in prison and has been relieved of his freedom.

The penal system must offer him a diet that satisfies his daily nutritional requirements because he is not free to do so on his own.

The state is not required to support his “ethical beliefs.”