middle east, some people in pride march must have been concerned about their welfare or should have been. huge election over the weekend in mexico getting washed away. they elected first female president, a socialist. she was partially elected by people living in the united states. check out this video. people voting at houston and chicago consulates. nice to see some governments stick check ids dae / / s. good practice. laura: congressman john rose of tennessee brought his son to the house floor to offer remarks. he was upstaged. the justice is to engage in politically driven prosecution and conviction, we ll be well served to remember long and
It's Election Day Polls are open from 6 a.m.-7 p.m. today, with a number of local races on the ballot. Check out the candidate essays we published last week from those in competitive races. [Arlington County] Fewer People Voting = Better? From a newspaper editorial that has been getting some attention on social
have no agency, if we believe there is nothing we can do to prevent the problem from getting worse, then potentially it leads us down the same path of disengagement. as outright denial. so we have to be aware of these other tactics being used to thwart our efforts to address the problem because the only obstacles at this point are not technological, they are not physical, they are political at this point. to that point, i look at the title of your book, how fragile moment how lessons from earth s past can help us to survive the crisis. are those lessons for individuals or are those lessons for governments and institutions? well both at the same time. because ultimately, we are not going to see policy action without collective action. without people voting. and using their voice to effect change, to demand change, to hold politicians accountable. to vote out climate deniers and the layers and vote in climate champions. so it requires both. here is really the message that
institutions? well both at the same time. because ultimately, we are not going to see policy action without collective action. without people voting. and using their voice to effect change, to demand change, to hold politicians accountable. to vote out climate deniers and the layers and vote in climate champions. so it requires both. here is really the message that we can draw when we look at earth s past history. we see examples of stability, of resilience. the climate system has a certain amount of resilience built into it. and we can see episodes and examples of that in the past. we can also see examples where earth s climate started to spin out of control. when you hit it hard enough, it can spin out of control. so right now we are sort of a in that in between area. there is still a margin of