pompe à chaleur. recovering local digital news reporter. rural volunteer firefighter. Gideon the Sixth. your favorite deep state climate bureaucrat’s favorite shitposter
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I’m talking small scale
I’d like to write up a report like this for my town of a few thousand residents
See CPE's statement on the updated NYPA strategic plan.
See CPE's statement on the updated NYPA strategic plan.
Bedding down in an information-free centre-right social bubble does this to you.
Bedding down in an information-free centre-right social bubble does this to you.
I gotta read Neoreaction A Basilisk
I gotta read Neoreaction A Basilisk
Are you happy with both the install and the installer?
Do they do Fujitsu ductless minisplits?
Did they install a SanCO2 water heater?
Thanks!
Are you happy with both the install and the installer?
Do they do Fujitsu ductless minisplits?
Did they install a SanCO2 water heater?
Thanks!
Just make sure there are no vampire heats hanging outside your house.
why does it feel like we’re not seeing a five alarm fire from the lgbtq+ advocacy groups yet
if the federal government is haranguing people to do it, I don’t wanna hear it unless they’re out here paying people 4 figures a month about it
if the federal government is haranguing people to do it, I don’t wanna hear it unless they’re out here paying people 4 figures a month about it
nobody knows how bad things can get
the KC Defender recently published a hell of a story about Kansas City nightlife establishment getting hit with RICO charges for conspiring to shut out Black business owners
give it a read and give em a few bucks!
the KC Defender recently published a hell of a story about Kansas City nightlife establishment getting hit with RICO charges for conspiring to shut out Black business owners
give it a read and give em a few bucks!
Solar and wind as a financial lifeline to Indiana farmers.
Wind leaves the vast majority of the land untouched. Solar occupies more space, but with the right practices can preserve soil for later use, or have dual use now.
Solar and wind as a financial lifeline to Indiana farmers.
Wind leaves the vast majority of the land untouched. Solar occupies more space, but with the right practices can preserve soil for later use, or have dual use now.