And yet you can chew air in Shanghai. You live in a bowl it’s not your emissions, it’s your geography. NYC has at minimum same emissions but our air gets recycled due to ocen windsIt's also important to note that China has done more to reduce their pollution levels than we have. In the same amount of time, I've watched the pool of shitty air in my city stay exactly the same, listening to the air quality report to see if I can go outside, while China met their 2020 CO2 goal 2 years early.
New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has ordered the majority of National Guard troops deployed at her state's Southern border to withdraw, condemning what she called a "charade of border fear-mongering" by President Trump, who has warned of an immigration emergency in the region.
"I reject the federal contention that there exists an overwhelming national security crisis at the Southern border," Lujan Grisham said, adding that the area has "some of the safest communities in the country."
The governor's order covers most of New Mexico's deployed troops, along with Guard members who have traveled from Arkansas, Kansas, Kentucky, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Wisconsin. In all, 118 National Guard troops have been deployed in New Mexico, the governor's office said.
Lujan Grisham ordered the withdrawal just before Trump delivered his State of the Union address, in which he railed against illegal immigration and labeled a group of mainly Central American migrants as "illegal immigrants" — despite the fact that most of them are traveling with legal humanitarian visas.
Hardly worth my time to prove you wrong, especially when your mindset is orAnGE MaN bAd and Dems can do no wrong.
LA’s geography causes very still air despite being near the ocean. I’m not saying reduced emissions are bad but saying China is doing better than us is demonstrably false. Also I would point out that the pollution you see is not CO2 so reducing those emissions would do very little to help your cityLA used to have worse air that Salt Lake, even with the ocean breeze; it's not nearly as bad as it once was. Utah has also fought every EPA regulation tooth and nail and consistently refused to address the problem.
The city might be in a basin, but if we can reduce the emissions into that basin we will be better off. Kind of like sitting in a bathtub when someone keeps peeing in it. The problem isn't the tub, is the piss.
Where is the "drop in the bucket" when it comes to projects that aren't GOP pets? They will fight tooth and nail to defund NPR and Planned Parenthood (which aren't even direct payments, but payments for services via Medicaid and Title IX), which truly is a drop in the bucket. But this $5 Billion dollar down-payment on a wall that even border security experts agree is a waste is somehow okay? That $5 Billion is not the final price tag - the government hasn't even paid for the studies of what the project would end up costing, there's no plans for it, no bidding has been done for the total cost, no contract awarded, hell, the environmental impact study alone will probably be tens, if not hundreds of millions of dollars.Correct, and it certainly is efficient, since it's a) a drop in the bucket in terms of the overall budget, and b) is meant to compliment, not replace, other means of securing the border.
It's 0.01% of the federal budget. As in, one one-hundredth of one percent. It's less than a drop in the bucket, it's a drop in the Pacific ocean!