Hüsker Dü
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"No" to my own question that lil joe couldn't/wouldn't answer? Too much, you guys are just the best! Thanks for the laugh it's been awhile since I laughed that hard! Classic!
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Fucking liar!!!!!!!
You're pathetic....and a pompous ass...."and proud of it".
Sheriff Joe
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Time to get the husker du net.
Bruddah IZ
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Ahhhh Wez’s boy.Bill Nye Pushes Population Control At Planned Parenthood Event
Energy | Chris White
'Planned Parenthood has been here since the very beginning'
Bruddah IZ
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“Those who can do.....”
Bruddah IZ
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Yes. How are you people doing with reducing your consumption of “limited resources”
Bruddah IZ
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You Ehrlichian’s and Malthusian’s are too smart for your own good.
Bruddah IZ
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Pillar of the NRRA that you are.
Sheriff Joe
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Bruddah IZ
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Your laughter is symptomatic.
Hüsker Dü
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Yeah, no shit, symptomatic of you guys complete idiocy (some self-perpetuated) and the hilarity that ensues! Talk about the gang that couldn't shoot straight (in more ways than one)!
Projecting again......
At least your blackballed and have little influence on New Hires.
Bruddah IZ
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Emotional too.
Sheriff Joe
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Sheriff Joe
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Trump just killed another Obama-era government climate program. Critics call it a ‘grave mistake.’
4 hours
The Trump administration quietly scrapped another Obama-era climate initiative last week. One critic called the move a "grave mistake." (Scott Barbour/Getty Images)
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Chris EnloeWeekend Editor
Article GoalInform
President Donald Trump’s administration recently quietly killed an Obama-era NASA program that tracked gases environmentalists believe contribute to man-made climate change.
Science magazine first reported the news last week.
Special: First-Look: Expert who predicted Bitcoin $20K says 2018 may be even bigger
What are the details?
The NASA program, known as the Carbon Monitoring System, measured carbon dioxide and methane gases in the atmosphere and tracked the planet’s flow of carbon, creating high-resolution models for scientists.
Carbon dioxide and methane are two so-called greenhouse gases that scientists believe contribute to global warming.
According to Science, the program cost taxpayers $10 million to operate each year. It was established in 2010.
Why was the program cut?
It’s not immediately clear why the administration scrapped the project. According to Science, the move is related to the White House’s continued “broad attack on climate science.”
Meanwhile, Kelly Sims Gallagher, a professor at Tufts University, told Science the move is related to Trump’s decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement on climate change because the CMS project was helping other countries measure their greenhouse gas emissions. She called the decision to cancel CMS a “grave mistake.”
“If you cannot measure emissions reductions, you cannot be confident that countries are adhering to the agreement,” she said.
Phil Duffy, president of the Woods Hole Research Center, concurred. He told Science that the CMS project was an “obvious target” for the Trump administration because of how it was used to help other nations understand their emissions output.
However, government spokesperson Steve Cole attributed the project’s scrapping to “budget constraints and higher priorities within the science budget.” According to Agence France-Presse, Cole explained a budget move by Congress, which didn’t include the CMS project, “allowed” the administration to scrap the program.
4 hours
The Trump administration quietly scrapped another Obama-era climate initiative last week. One critic called the move a "grave mistake." (Scott Barbour/Getty Images)
135 Follow
Chris EnloeWeekend Editor
Article GoalInform
President Donald Trump’s administration recently quietly killed an Obama-era NASA program that tracked gases environmentalists believe contribute to man-made climate change.
Science magazine first reported the news last week.
Special: First-Look: Expert who predicted Bitcoin $20K says 2018 may be even bigger
What are the details?
The NASA program, known as the Carbon Monitoring System, measured carbon dioxide and methane gases in the atmosphere and tracked the planet’s flow of carbon, creating high-resolution models for scientists.
Carbon dioxide and methane are two so-called greenhouse gases that scientists believe contribute to global warming.
According to Science, the program cost taxpayers $10 million to operate each year. It was established in 2010.
Why was the program cut?
It’s not immediately clear why the administration scrapped the project. According to Science, the move is related to the White House’s continued “broad attack on climate science.”
Meanwhile, Kelly Sims Gallagher, a professor at Tufts University, told Science the move is related to Trump’s decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement on climate change because the CMS project was helping other countries measure their greenhouse gas emissions. She called the decision to cancel CMS a “grave mistake.”
“If you cannot measure emissions reductions, you cannot be confident that countries are adhering to the agreement,” she said.
Phil Duffy, president of the Woods Hole Research Center, concurred. He told Science that the CMS project was an “obvious target” for the Trump administration because of how it was used to help other nations understand their emissions output.
However, government spokesperson Steve Cole attributed the project’s scrapping to “budget constraints and higher priorities within the science budget.” According to Agence France-Presse, Cole explained a budget move by Congress, which didn’t include the CMS project, “allowed” the administration to scrap the program.
Trump just killed another Obama-era government climate program. Critics call it a ‘grave mistake.’
4 hours
The Trump administration quietly scrapped another Obama-era climate initiative last week. One critic called the move a "grave mistake." (Scott Barbour/Getty Images)
135 Follow
Chris EnloeWeekend Editor
Article GoalInform
President Donald Trump’s administration recently quietly killed an Obama-era NASA program that tracked gases environmentalists believe contribute to man-made climate change.
Science magazine first reported the news last week.
Special: First-Look: Expert who predicted Bitcoin $20K says 2018 may be even bigger
What are the details?
The NASA program, known as the Carbon Monitoring System, measured carbon dioxide and methane gases in the atmosphere and tracked the planet’s flow of carbon, creating high-resolution models for scientists.
Carbon dioxide and methane are two so-called greenhouse gases that scientists believe contribute to global warming.
According to Science, the program cost taxpayers $10 million to operate each year. It was established in 2010.
Why was the program cut?
It’s not immediately clear why the administration scrapped the project. According to Science, the move is related to the White House’s continued “broad attack on climate science.”
Meanwhile, Kelly Sims Gallagher, a professor at Tufts University, told Science the move is related to Trump’s decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement on climate change because the CMS project was helping other countries measure their greenhouse gas emissions. She called the decision to cancel CMS a “grave mistake.”
“If you cannot measure emissions reductions, you cannot be confident that countries are adhering to the agreement,” she said.
Phil Duffy, president of the Woods Hole Research Center, concurred. He told Science that the CMS project was an “obvious target” for the Trump administration because of how it was used to help other nations understand their emissions output.
However, government spokesperson Steve Cole attributed the project’s scrapping to “budget constraints and higher priorities within the science budget.” According to Agence France-Presse, Cole explained a budget move by Congress, which didn’t include the CMS project, “allowed” the administration to scrap the program.
YEAH !
Winning !