Mel in Baltimore
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Semi-retired environmental scientist with a mission to support climate activism. Had the best dogs and the best cats during my lifetime. True reporters son and DIL so also support factual excellence
The way things are going like with the false “bleeding ear” I don’t trust a word out of the mouth of the White House
November 27, 2025 at 1:05 AM
The way things are going like with the false “bleeding ear” I don’t trust a word out of the mouth of the White House
Reposted by Mel in Baltimore
Lots of theories-mine: he is in full blown dementia. A reporter can ask anything and he goes off babbling in his Lala land. He probably doesn’t even recognize who is standing beside him after the first 30 seconds.
November 21, 2025 at 9:34 PM
Lots of theories-mine: he is in full blown dementia. A reporter can ask anything and he goes off babbling in his Lala land. He probably doesn’t even recognize who is standing beside him after the first 30 seconds.
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But new production hasn’t matched soaring demand. And this winter is forecast to be particularly cold. The EIA projected that prices in 2026 will average $4 MBTU roughly 16% higher than in 2025. That, the federal analysts wrote, was “primarily due to the increased LNG exports”
But new production hasn’t matched soaring demand. And this winter is forecast to be particularly cold. The EIA projected that prices in 2026 will average $4 MBTU roughly 16% higher than in 2025. That, the federal analysts wrote, was “primarily due to the increased LNG exports”
November 21, 2025 at 3:37 PM
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But new production hasn’t matched soaring demand. And this winter is forecast to be particularly cold. The EIA projected that prices in 2026 will average $4 MBTU roughly 16% higher than in 2025. That, the federal analysts wrote, was “primarily due to the increased LNG exports”
But new production hasn’t matched soaring demand. And this winter is forecast to be particularly cold. The EIA projected that prices in 2026 will average $4 MBTU roughly 16% higher than in 2025. That, the federal analysts wrote, was “primarily due to the increased LNG exports”
Your last saved meme is your moral philosophy
November 17, 2025 at 2:28 AM
Your last saved meme is your moral philosophy
Grad school in the 70s. Science field trip with 5 (male) students and male prof. We all had our own tents. Guess who heard prof coming into their tent drunk at night? And who had to pull out pegs to roll out and sleep on the ground to escape?
November 16, 2025 at 4:12 PM
Grad school in the 70s. Science field trip with 5 (male) students and male prof. We all had our own tents. Guess who heard prof coming into their tent drunk at night? And who had to pull out pegs to roll out and sleep on the ground to escape?
Agree but fascinating that they have now decided sounding compassionate is going to be trending and “anti-woke” is passé. Was has them frightened ?? 🙄🫤
November 16, 2025 at 4:04 PM
Agree but fascinating that they have now decided sounding compassionate is going to be trending and “anti-woke” is passé. Was has them frightened ?? 🙄🫤
No luxury house or underground bunker will protect them if mother nature decides on karma. A hurricane, flooding, contamination isn’t going to let them helicopter away without terrifying personal damage.
November 16, 2025 at 3:55 PM
No luxury house or underground bunker will protect them if mother nature decides on karma. A hurricane, flooding, contamination isn’t going to let them helicopter away without terrifying personal damage.
My understanding is, they were sealed by a federal judge, and they couldn’t release them. This was when Maxwell was on trial and then her two appeals, which the Supreme Court extended until the election.
November 13, 2025 at 3:31 PM
My understanding is, they were sealed by a federal judge, and they couldn’t release them. This was when Maxwell was on trial and then her two appeals, which the Supreme Court extended until the election.
I want Mayor Pete back! 😳😳
November 11, 2025 at 10:17 PM
I want Mayor Pete back! 😳😳