Potholes are just the beginning. Absent swift government intervention, within 12 years the entire western hemisphere will sink into the earth's molten core. https://t.co/KegyeOsyvv
Tony Lovasco
@tonylovasco · MO · H
Posts28
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CoverageApr 15, 2020 to Nov 3, 2022
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Unfortunately the wolf has already eaten 27 trillion of our chickens. https://t.co/f5kqfYEBM3 https://t.co/7VARTtNIg1
Biden: "The Green New Deal is not my plan." Biden: "The Green New Deal will pay for itself along the way." Chris Wallace: "Do you support the Green New Deal?" Biden: "No, I don't support the Green New Deal." ...? #Debates2020 #debates
An often overlooked point. Look around right now and count how many things you see that are made with plastic. Maybe one day we'll invent a full replacement for petroleum, but not in our lifetimes. We can use less, sure. Eliminating it would be disastrous. https://t.co/44M64nHLhv
This is patently ridiculous. Toilets have a built-in trap to keep sewer gasses from entering your home. If it's dried up enough to allow the possibility of this absurd scenario, it would mean you haven't flushed your toilet in weeks, possibly months. But by all means panic. https://t.co/rgA02mNXQv
Trump's reasoning is silly, but this is absolutely a step in the right direction. Government has no place dictating how much water your shower uses or how much electricity your light fixtures consume. And yes, I'm aware both restrictions were mandated under GOP administrations. https://t.co/98NR8s74wZ
@meaccoleman @EvaLovasco @patrickishmael I'm not too sure I can fully endorse earth with my vote right now.
@DavieJoe Government can play a role in helping assure there is sufficient fresh water without micromanaging people's plumbing fixtures...
@EvaLovasco Not sure, but you'd think so. The article essentially mentions the issue: "Often in these systems, gases can rise through the pipes if there isnt enough water flowing through them" If theres smell, it means that somehow air has been transported to where it shouldnt go
@meaccoleman @GovParsonMO I agree, and we should loosen up the packaging requirements a bit while we're at it.