STOP ALL PIPELINES 9/17 STOP CULTURAL GENOCIDE/Ecosystem Attack/StandWithUkraine/Jan 6 Hearings/climate

Interesting to see that Kaiser in CA switched to generators so that the rest of us could keep out power during the heat waves. Connections made between climate and health issues. Quite a read here. - 1. The climate-driven health crisis

This shouldn't be a surprise, especially too in the environs of wildfires. Air quality is something I watch carefully.The temperatures, etc. that we're seeing are the result of not paying close attention much earlier to the effects of our lifestyles. Time to own up to it. That includes the fossil fuel companies. Time for a change. - 2. The deadly mix of extreme heat and air pollution

Putin, the bully, at it again with his threats. - Putin vows to press attack despite setback

Tell me again where you think the DOJ isn't doing its job. Dearie is also on the job now too, calling a conference between the two parties. - New appeal in Trump records case

Yup, and just think how Floridians must be thrilled to hear that monies earmarked for them were used. Thank DeSantis & Abbott at the ballot box. Fire them! Ducey is already can't run again. Whose idea was this? - DeSantis' move falls flat

My gift to you. Sad that they had to contend with this greenwashing from those MAGA Republicans. These migrants were lucky. The MAGA Republican act backfired, and now they're showing everyone who they are, using monies that aren't theirs. - A migrant landed on Martha's Vineyard. A resident jumped in to help.

IMHO Lake thrives on chaos. Hobbs made a great choice. It also demonstrates that she is a clear thinker, something AZ needs as governor. - Hobbs avoids the chaos; and Lake? via @myheraldreview

Not until you don't have access to water and electricity do you really understand how precious both really are. - This Indigenous Teen is Fighting for Environmental Justice via @FacebookWatch

All posted under this line posted on 9/20

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People in the West should be deeply concerned. - The Colorado River is drying up — but basin states have ‘no plan’ on how to cut water use