"NYT Article Details How ‘Apocalyptic’ Climate Predictions Were Way Off"
November 22, 2022
That, of course, won't stop them from still being made.
And to fend off the apocalypse we now have "chief heat officers".
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That, of course, won't stop them from still being made.
And to fend off the apocalypse we now have "chief heat officers".
Ain't that the truth.
Well, many Liberals don't learn. I think at least a majority of conservatives understand this.
Of possible historical and maybe--Let's hope not!--future interest.
Coming soon: Liberals call for squiddly trillion $ more spending so we can "move the needle".
Related: "Hyping the Energy Transition".
What was striking to me about this article is how widespread the problem is. US-only explanations won't cut it.
An OECD survey, based on a Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) measure of 64 countries, summarized the situation this way: boys “are less likely than girls to attain basic proficiency in core subjects, report investing less time and effort on schoolwork, and express more negative attitudes to school.” Boys get lower grades and attend university less often than girls across the developed world—and increasingly in developing countries, too: one 2019 survey cited studies confirming a gap in Zimbabwe, Kenya, Malaysia, Turkey, Iran, Qatar, and Oman, among other places.
Another seriously dopey Federal government prohibition.
I think the author is right. And I further think that Elon will sell, or at least relinquish control of, Twitter in a few years.
In case you missed it, Bono has seen the light.
Charlotte and Raleigh ranked in the top ten.