Hybrid voter here: I enjoy the convenience of filling out the absentee ballot at home, then drop it off personally at an early voting location. A poll worker checks for signature/etc. then I can see them putting the envelope into the box.

Seems like the interest is there. Maybe next year they should have a parade?

I wonder if Apple employees find it humorous to see the company logo on the wall as he exits the elevator.

Yes, plan accordingly as a reader, AND as a poster!

We need both. Throwing up our hands and saying it’s the corporations’ fault is too easy an excuse for not doing everything we each can. AND living in a bubble thinking that recycling my plastic bottle will be enough, is not enough.

Who’s talking about fault (besides you)? We each have to do as much as we can. Maybe you can help in other ways instead. How about cutting dairy/meat from your diet, then doing the four Rs with everything else?

I do the same, even put up with some that are a little annoying. I find it interesting to see what the entire community is doing.

10% is 10%. I can’t control what the CEO of an oil company does, but I can decide avoid using fossil fuels. (Maybe if enough of us did the same, we actually could influence an oil company.) We each have to do everything we can to reduce CO2. Dismissing something as rhetoric doesn’t help.

'Not sure there’s a way to easily measure, just asking for rough estimates.

And the ones in your garage.

‘Had to look up the 1-9-90 rule

OK, I’m in, but how? Where’s the petition? Is upvoting this post what’s being requested here?

Progressives? How about calling us what we really are: rational adults!

A bobcat. It casually sauntered through the neigborhood and hung out at a local park. I watched it for about five minutes from about 30 feet away.

If you like eagles, visit Sitka Alaska. They’re as common as pigeons up there.

(Just bigger, and scarier. Have you seen their claws?)

I was going to mention my worst birthday, but it pales in comparison to this. I hope you’re better now.

All correct. The profit being earned is by the companies building the reactors - not tax/rate payers.

Agreed that other motivations exist, but the companies building the reactors are the ones making the profit - not tax/rate payers

Yay, short term power and profits!!! Who cares about future generations?

You gotta hand it to those US “Defense” industry lobbyists. The US is now shoveling money towards that industry to support both sides of the “it’s OK to invade our neighbors” argument. In Israel’s case I guess it helps that that country also has lobbyists.