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Los Angeles natural gas plant has been leaking methane for years
(uk.mobile.reuters.com)
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Ok now you’re conflating two separate things. The link and original figure you shared was about DOE sites. From your link: “EM’s mission is to complete the cleanup of nuclear waste at 16 DOE sites...” You suggested this was connected with c
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6y ago
I suspect his doctor just knew to code it properly as low vitamin D for monitoring of replacement therapy. Since he legitimately has low D and is on replacement therapy there’s no issue. For first timers not sure if they are or not an exper
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6y ago
Yes. It appears to very explicitly is about DOE sites, national labs with waste dating back to the Manhattan project and Cold War. This figure would seem to be better described as the clean up cost for our nuclear weapons programs with mayb
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6y ago
Greater than 70% of African Americans are suspected to be Vit D deficient. Definitely worth getting tested if you can [1] especially if you live in the more northern latitudes. Doubly so during winter. [1] with the note that generally insur
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6y ago
You can also follow along with the top 10 most shared links on FB, which are frequently made up almost entirely of right wing sources. https://mobile.twitter.com/facebookstop10
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6y ago
I didn’t downvote but I’d also guess it’s not just the mention of a name but 1) it’s kind of hyperbolic to say AOC did that, (she must be extreme powerful indeed!), 2) it doesn’t seem congruent with the point of the comment about the commer
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6y ago
I’m 100% for single payor as IMO it’s the best compromise in the US system to achieving universal healthcare, but I do agree with you. The employer provided healthcare plans are a huge distortion and abolishing that and making people buy th
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> Your insurance is tied to your employer but you can also get insurance on the private market. Generally Employer insurance is much much cheaper as the employer can negotiate with a large number of seats over costs and has a vested inte
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We helped a friend through this last year. Where she lived there was only two insurance providers providing ACA plans. And both were HMO only. And both only offered Silver and Bronze plans. I also checked this out in a couple of other count
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What you ask would take many paragraphs to explain in full. The short is that is varies a lot depending on your employers plan. A small percentage of working age individuals get coverage outside on “Obamacare” and those plans vary a lot too
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EBV has been linked to several autoimmune illnesses in recent years, so yes it’s treated seriously by those who have stayed abreast of that research. (It’s also been linked to certain cancers previously.) But as for whether it causes all
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How to Destroy Surveillance Capitalism
(onezero.medium.com)
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Is Success Luck or Hard Work? [video]
(youtube.com)
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And now Boeing is mulling closing 787 production in WA and moving it all to SC.
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Has to Be a Joke, Because If It’s Not
(alhambrapartners.com)
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As I said it’s reasonable to debate. Personally I don’t think the fence should’ve been attacked because it gives people like yourself who are looking for an excuse to ignore the problems raised by these problems everything you need to do so
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So you don’t disagree with any of the claims against Andy Ngo you just want to go with adhoms. I think that proves the point.
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He mostly just reposts other people’s work with his own very selective spin. You might as well follow the original photo journalists and watch the raw scenes to form your own opinion rather than have Andy Ngo spin it for you. You won’t find
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The people taking power tools to the fence weren’t provocateurs. There was an effort to remove the fence. It’s reasonable to debate whether that’s legitimate form or protest or warrants the outsized and very violent responses we continue to
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Wow. In that case substitute what I said for past tense :)
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I never fact checked that movie on its critiques of wind and solar. Though I’ve seen some reports that would partly corroborate some of thrust of their claims elsewhere. I doubt it’s as black and white as they put it. That said it annoyed m
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I think the point he is making is that battery metals as a commodity have been unusually cheap. As have a lot of commodities for a while now. Commodity prices are expected by many to go up as demand increases. It’s why people are investing
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USPS warns 46 states voters could be disenfranchised by delayed mail-in ballots
(washingtonpost.com)
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The quiet part has been said out loud by the president. The motivations have been made clear here and the speculation about why this is happening should in theory end there. > “They need that money in order to have the post office work s
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Ok so you don’t disagree with any points.
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Posted this article separately but it was flagged. The quiet part has been said out loud by the president. The motivations have been made clear here and the speculation about why this is happening ends there IMO: > “They need that money
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Not really. Minorities are routinely disenfranchised through polling station closures. See all the polling station closures during the primaries using COVID as the reason. “Black voters, on average, wait 45 percent longer to vote than white
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There’s been a fair amount of discussion and speculation here lately on what’s happening with the USPS. Now the quiet part has just been said out loud. Perhaps a useful bookend to speculations.
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Trump admits he is undermining USPS to make it harder to vote by mail
(theguardian.com)
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