hall kauholocaust in the book, it was actually a thing that was happening in a contained amount of time, that at least, if you wanted to, you could acknowledge was happening, and was bad. part of the problem with climate change is our mines are not geared toward the, we re doing x, and the result is y, so a hurricane comes, and a lot of people don t want to discuss the fact that that might be climate-oriented this. last hurricane, the slow-moving hurricane, of greater intensity, that wasn t pushed away by prevailing winds, a lot of climate sciences say seweyou re going to get higher intensity hurricanes because the storms won t be pushed away and the poles are not the same as they were before. and food will be less bountiful and the same plots of land producing half as much food if we don t change course. and the nutritional content of food will be affected.
less nutritional value in the rice and you need to eat more of it. yes. and all of the impacts, this he cascade against one another and in the big picture the thing that is scariest to me, the impacts of climate change will make it harder to deal we are s international geopolitics where so many nations are retreating from international frameworks embracing a more zero sum view of what politics can be and should be and thinking about their own interests in much more narrowly self-interested ways. that s a much more complicated landscape to navigate to try to coordinate some kind of global response than the international community we were dealing with 20 years ago. probably those impacts are only going accelerate when we see something like 200, 300, 400 million climate refugees which the u.n. says we should expect by 2050. david he s also the author of the uninhabitable earth. i cannot more strongly recommend
feeling that there should be some sort of incarceration, punishment, a 14 day sentence and a 30,000 dollars fine along with a supervised one year of probation is probably what it is going to say. 250 hours of community service work. so this is a pretty stiff sentence. if in fact the prosecutors had asked for a month of, a month of time in prison, she is getting 14 days in prison. so that s not a that seems to be right. that seems to be a little more in line with the idea that it is some distance toward what prosecutors were looking for. felicity huffman, is obviously, has been asking for leniency, she asked for just community service, and there has been some argument made on the part of her defense attorneys that there s no, a, there s nobody really harmed by this thing, and b, she s not the cause of this
candidates particularly kerry but on the other hand, and biden s people will be the first ones to tell you, the democratic coalition is not simply made up of these liberal white college educated people. they make that point at every opportunity. every opportunity. and those folks that they re people, the biden voters are typically not as much on twitter and not out there being very visible, perhaps, with how they feel about their candidate. but the end of the day, if they go into that voting booth, that s who they will choose. you see that very consistently with the black support across many polls for biden. he can t win the democratic nomination without a good sizable showing of black support. they made a point last night whatever happens in the first two primaries and caucuses, they think this thing is not a good measure until after south carolina. i would argue with joe biden because the message is all about electability, if he doesn t do well in new hampshire and iowa, it d