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I can’t think of anything that harms nature more than cutting down trees and burning them, said William Moomaw, professor emeritus of international environmental policy at Tufts University
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New York Times covers,
LA Times feeds, and on and on.
Delivered instantaneously, and yet, water is getting shut off, electricity is being turned off, roads are buckling, and that old time religion privatizing everything until all shit breaks loose determined to give USA a D-minus in infrastructure. Rebar in bridges, dikes, buildings, and the like, going the way of rust, baby. Reinforced concrete, crumbling, and the entire wastelan
Oregon hospitals struggle with jammed emergency rooms after exodus of nurses
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After 18 years as a nurse, much of it in the emergency department, Jeremy Lail considered himself a battle-tested veteran.
But last week, he asked his bosses at Providence Portland Medical Center if he could go on leave. Lail said he’s overwhelmed by the horde of patients seeking treatment at his ER and unnerved at the erratic, angry nature of many of those patients.
“I dreaded going to work,” he said. “I found myself thinking, is this the day someone is going to pull a gun and shoot me? We’re seeing how society can devolve right now. I’ve been dealing with a lot of anxiety and depression.”