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Just that power for the wealthy and powerful is what's important. The rest is just words to manipulate, not to convey meaning.

That doesn't solve the demonetization problem that is facing almost all commercial left-of-center speech in the US. Unless people can make a living at it, there won't be much of it.

Also the other US automakers who just put a whole bunch of money into starting construction on battery manufacturing plants

The NYT has some very real problems — they are very much in the pocket of the oil industry — but they also have a huge audience and some trustworthy reporters working for them. Publishing an op-ed in the NYT is a good way to reach a much broader chunk of the population the Bill McKibben would reach through his own newsletter or the New Yorker.

I think he's announced a lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal

When Trump signed the letter, all hurricanes had womens' names

Yeah, WSJ gift links have a view count cap. Hence the archive link above. I'll edit with a fresh gift link, but it'll likely run out too.

The problem is that if you're downwind of plants or people or industry, you get a local CO2 concentration that can be quite different from that in well-mixed parts of the atmosphere

In general, the problem with that narrative is that Trump was openly promising to act in ways which were guaranteed (and in fact have) raise prices and take away healthcare from people, while transferring money from the pockets of the less wealthy into those of billionaires. The US also had a better economic recovery than most other developed nations.

While it is in fact important to run government in ways which help people, a lot of what was going on was using economic concerns as a socially acceptable excuse for racism.

You need watershed-level forecasts for flash floods, like a list of huc12s that will be impacted

No. But its important to make the improvement in cost and peoples lives that can come with well-done decarbonization tangible for people

The point of the false accusations was to normalize malicious prosecution and create Republican support for doing it.