jonah
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But I WOULD LOVE to be sent to Austin!
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Great market? Doesn't sound very Dublin-likeAs the US goes (which I am largely not a fan of, in today's huge wide sweeping statement), I like Seattle a lot. Its a very chill, Dublin-like city, and there's some good food and a great market. I'd love to extend one of my trips for some hiking though, because OUTSIDE the city, Washington is gorgeous. It's my 6th time here in 2 years though, so it's getting old (firstworldproblems, spoiledbitch)
Great market? Doesn't sound very Dublin-like
Or the 90s fashionMaybe its the constant rain and greyness that kept Dublin fresh in my mind.
The more time I spend with actual Americans when I'm in the US (for work) the more depressed I am when I come homeI usually get pretty depressed in the USA tbh
Why's that now? Pick up your family and move to the States, maybe your company will sponsor you.The more time I spend with actual Americans when I'm in the US (for work) the more depressed I am when I come home
Oooh, I thought you meant you were depressed TO be home.I get depressed because Yanks stress me out. Arriving home is a relief
It's been a while since i read it but I believe Naomi Klein's This Changes Everything has a chapter devoted to the fossil fuel companies figuring out that they were damaging/changing the climate in the 80s and deciding on the best way to a) get people to look the other way and b) profit from it.see appendix A - goldman sachs report...
It's been a while since i read it but I believe Naomi Klein's This Changes Everything has a chapter devoted to the fossil fuel companies figuring out that they were damaging/changing the climate in the 80s and deciding on the best way to a) get people to look the other way and b) profit from it.
the mid sixties?? wow, do you have a link?There was a tome in the NYT on that topic that brought the awareness in the fossil industry back to the mid sixties. took me two full evenings sitting at the bar to read it.
the mid sixties?? wow, do you have a link?
Look at that fancy graphic thoI am wrong,
it was the 80s
EDIT: its a bit of both.
Losing Earth: The Decade We Almost Stopped Climate Change (Published 2018)
We knew everything we needed to know, and nothing stood in our way. Nothing, that is, except ourselves. A tragedy in two acts.www.nytimes.com
Look at that fancy graphic tho
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